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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2009
Page
1
City inspectors begin enforcing a tougher rule requiring sidewalks cleared within 48 hours of snow stop and sending Municipal Court tickets by mail. The $20 fine plus $52 court costs total about $72, with limited leniency for partial efforts during heavy snowfall.
Physical therapist Kim King of Lawrence Memorial Hospital offers guidance to prevent and treat snow shoveling injuries. Use cold packs and anti inflammatories, keep moving, stay hydrated, seek care if pain lasts 14 days. Lift with legs, squat, avoid twisting, scoop small amounts, and take breaks. Seek emergency care for chest pain or shortness of breath.
Lawrence estimates snow clearing will cost as much as nine previous storms combined with projections around 200000 to 300000 dollars. In 2008-2009 the city spent 300063 dollars on snow removal for nine storms totaling 10.6 inches. Workforce overtime and private help from R D Johnson Excavating driven by blowing snow increased the expense.
Two Tonganoxie men are slated to become the first to pass through the new Kansas Turnpike interchange on Wednesday. The milestone marks the opening of a modernized access point expected to ease regional traffic flow.
Lawrence tourism leaders seek to bring the Shrine Bowl to KU Memorial Stadium in 2012. The bid targets a last Saturday in July, with potential $1.5 million economic impact and about 10 000 spectators. Shrine and local camps draw hundreds of youth participants, likely housed in KU housing.
Lawmakers seek a ban on feeding antibiotics to healthy livestock to curb drug resistant bacteria. Researchers tie overuse to rising human infections, noting U S deaths surpassed 65 000 last year.
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