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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2015
Page
4
Readers across town are asked for their snow opinions at Dillons on Massachusetts Street as LJWorld.com invites participation. The prompt directs readers to visit the site for more responses and a fuller story on 1A.
City officials note cost and storage needs for body cameras. Estimates in 2014 put the price at about 170000 to equip all Derby officers and provide server space. Wichita already approved 2.2 million to outfit officers, with full adoption slipping into 2016 due to funding delays. Derby timing could push to 2017 if approved.
A coalition of national anti abortion groups will recognize Kansas next month for enacting a second trimester abortion ban. The law is being challenged in the Kansas Court of Appeals. Gov Brownback plans to attend to accept the award. Authorities note the case involves doctors in Johnson County arguing the law burdens a woman's constitutional rights.
A Kansas report highlights sharp clashes over adoption rights and discrimination claims tied to menacing rhetoric. It notes a death sentence upheld for a serial killer, a court curbing legislative power, and Kobach pursuing election fraud cases.
Lawrence Parks and Recreation hosts multiple sessions for kids ages 6 to 14 at Sports Pavilion Lawrence with two sessions Wednesday and Jan 3. Open Gym for ages 1 to 5 at East Lawrence Recreation Center runs three sessions. A new theater camp SOTTs Got Talent for ages 6 to 12 runs Jan 4–5 at Theatre Lawrence costing 80 dollars. Lawrence Public Library hosts Music with Michael and Tech Drop-In during winter break.
Voters King notes captive audience helps gauge student interests in education policy and environment. League volunteers help 18-year-olds register, plan school visits, and provide proof of citizenship options at the Douglas County clerk. A new state law suspends incomplete registrations after 90 days.
K 12 education reporter Rochelle Valverde can be reached at rvalverde ljworld.com or 832 6314.
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