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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 2012

Page

5

Santa Claus appearances announced in Lawrence schedule

Santa Claus will be at Weaver's Department Store in Lawrence to meet shoppers. Today from noon to 4 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., and Monday noon to 3 p.m. engagements are planned.

Santa Claus Lawrence Weaver's Department Store

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If you have a question call 832-7297 or send email to soundoff Ijworld.com.

Gas discounts at the grocery store prompt street opinions

On the Street by Adam Strunk gathers reactions on Massachusetts Street about using grocery store loyalty cards like Dillons Plus Card for gas discounts. Respondents from Pittsburg and Lawrence share mixed views on loyalty, shopping habits, and savings, including some who use the card for fuel savings and others who shop by proximity.

St. Louis Cal Froberg Lawrence Dillons

Topeka lawyer disbarred over Lawrence robbery case actions

Topeka attorney Steven D. Rosel was disbarred for his conduct as defense counsel in a 2007 Douglas County robbery case involving Mario O. Jordan. Jordan later pleaded guilty again and was released on probation. Rosel faced multiple misconduct complaints and is barred from practicing in Kansas. Other disbarments included Robert Tellhorst for wire fraud and money laundering tied to client funds.

Topeka Lawrence Kansas Douglas County Steven D. Rosel Mario O. Jordan Jordan Rosel Robert Tellhorst Tellhorst Kansas University School of Business

Hepatitis C cases linked to hospital worker rise to 44

The Hepatitis C outbreak tied to ex traveling hospital worker David Kwiatkowski has grown to 44 cases across four states. He is charged with theft and distributing tainted syringes and has pleaded not guilty to federal drug charges. Maryland Johns Hopkins Hospital, along with Baltimore VA and Kansas Hays Medical Center, are among affected sites.

Concorp N.H David Kwiatkowski New Hampshire Exeter Hospital Kwiatkowski Maryland Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore VA Medical Center Hays Medical Center Kansas University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Pennsylvania Associated Press National Accreditation Organization For Radiological Technicians Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Johns Hopkins Kim Hoppe

Dust El births celebrate two Lawrence iInfants

Tuan Hu and Qingxin Mu welcome a daughter in Lawrence on Friday. Tyler and Melissa Wise announce the birth of a son in Lawrence on Friday.

Tuan Hu Qingxin Mu Lawrence Tyler Melissa Wise

AP corrections correct Newtown massacre death toll

An Associated Press correction in Friday's Journal-World fixed the previous figure for the Dec 14 Newtown massacre, stating 27 people were killed before the gunman died by suicide. The corrected report centers on Kansas Governor Sam Brownback's views on mental health services and gun laws.

Associated Press Journal- World Newtown Conn Kansas Sam _ Brownback

Ex-officer pleads not guilty to killing cat

A 30 year old former Wellsville police officer, Jacob D. Stus, pleaded not guilty in Douglas County District Court to animal cruelty and interference with law enforcement. He turned himself in after a warrant for June 19 killing a cat. He is free on 2000 dollar bond, next court date January 8. Black Hills Energy warns customers to keep ice off gas meters and notes rotten egg odor in natural gas.

Wellsville Douglas County Jacob D. Stus Baldwin City Alaska Greg Neis Stus S.W. Gillespie Black Hills Energy Black Hills

Kansas governor urges drought plan updates for water use

Gov. Sam Brownback told Kansans to review water conservation plans as drought persists. Officials report critically low supplies at 24 federal reservoirs with John Redmond at 46 percent capacity. predicting end of drought remains uncertain.

Topeka Sam Brownback Kansas Brownback John Redmond

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