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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2013
Page
4
Reporter Caitlin Doornbos asks residents on Massachusetts Street about flu shots. Readers are invited to share thoughts online at LJWorld.com. The item prompts reader responses and directs to page 1A for the full story.
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors, inviting readers to call 785-832-7154 or email news ljworld com to report issues. The notice emphasizes local accountability and directs readers to contact channels for corrections.
Lisa and Allen Erber of Lawrence welcome a boy on Thursday. Morgan and Daryl Jones of Clathe greet a girl on Friday. Zachariah and Morgan Fellers of Lawrence celebrate a boy on Friday.
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach defends a proof of citizenship requirement amid legislative debate and federal lawsuits. More than 19 000 registrations are on hold awaiting proof. critics urge audits and possible repeal as election stakes rise ahead of primary and general elections.
Fred Patton a Topeka based lawyer who owns three businesses announced plans Thursday to challenge Rep. Josh Powell in the August 2014 Republican primary. The district covers parts of north northwest and west Shawnee County. Powell did not immediately respond to message left at his home numbers. Garden City Kansas health officials are investigating an outbreak.
State and Finney County health officials report over 110 GI illness cases linked to a Garden City Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches, May be tied to norovirus. Authorities urge all who ate there between Dec 10 and 24 to complete a survey, regardless of illness. Symptoms include diarrhea vomiting and nausea. In Wichita, a man loses the tip of a finger during a wallet theft incident when a thief drives off with the victim’s unlocked car. he is treated at a hospital.
The Kansas program would cost nearly $1 million to implement with about $600,000 for one-time computer system upgrades and could save about $700,000 by denying aid to those who fail. Nine states have similar tests. Supporters cite accountability and deterrence. critics question cost effectiveness and data. Sen. Jeff King defends the plan while noting applicants may avoid benefits if they fear positive tests.
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