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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2007
Page
38
Mark Stafford of the Kansas Board of Healing Arts states Kansas law requires out of state pharmacies sending drugs into Kansas to be registered. He notes no Canadian pharmacies are registered in Kansas and warns that directing a prescription order to an unregistered foreign pharmacy may be misconduct.
The piece surveys readers on Christmas memories with responses from Aaron Pillar a Lawrence cook and musician Libby McConnell a KU graduate student Mary Vorsten a Kansas City counselor and Mike Cormack a research assistant. Memories include snow in California, Game Boy excitement cedar tree trimming and an electric race track from second grade.
Ambler receives campus-wide credit from KU leaders and lawmakers for backing the student recreation center project. KU Chancellor Hemenway calls him a champion of students while Rep Yoder notes the rare honor of naming a building after a student advocate. The 44,000 square foot addition, costing 6.3 million, is set to open in summer 2008.
Kansas City man 19 will be tried as an adult for the 2005 murder of Robin Bell, manager of a Bonner Springs Dollar General. Co-defendants John Bakus and Amber Russell faced charges. Russell will avoid adult status if she testifies truthfully. Russell described the alleged plan and slaying on Nov 11, 2005, including taking money from the store, fleeing to a McDonalds, and disposing of evidence.
Missouri records show a Arkansas man with Olathe and Parks addresses pleaded guilty in March 2006 to misdemeanor second degree sexual misconduct and was sought on a probation violation. Douglas County District Court Judge Stephen Six set a $250000 bond and ordered no contact with anyone under 18 plus electronic monitoring if released. The judge scheduled the next hearing for Wednesday.
Parents and children can prepare for dangerous situations by teaching children to only talk to trusted adults when alone. Learn to dial 911, plan a safe walking route home from school with a neighbor or friend, trust instincts, observe surroundings, and be a witness for police. If needed, yell danger to attract help.
Travel safety guidance outlines steps to keep homes secure while away. Leave heat on to prevent frozen pipes, open under-sink cabinets for warm air flow, and rely on timers for lights and appliances. Ask neighbors to watch vacant homes, remove mail, and monitor for footprints or solicitors with laminated permit cards. Arrange snow removal and contact police if crime occurs.
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