Lawrence Datebook Today Full Schedule of Health and Community Events
Walk in flu shots at Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department and Babcock Place. Free screenings for seniors. Books and Babies storytime. Big Brothers meeting. Kaw Valley Older Women's League panel. Humane Society groundbreaking. Homework Nights tutoring. Douglas County Commission and Arts Commission meetings. Science Fair Night. WIC voucher pickup. Slavic collections survival talk at KU. Includes locations and contact numbers.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Maine
Babcock Place
Mass
Lawrence Public Library
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Eighth St
Kaw Valley
Older Women's League
Women's Transitional Care Services
Hannah's House
Lawrence Humane Society
E. 19Th St
the Zone
Douglas County Commission
County
Lawrence Arts Commission
Sixth and
Massachusetts Streets
Laweene Public Library
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Brian Baird
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Two-vehicle crash injures McGee and Sellers in Lawrence
John McGee 25 of Lawrence and Amber Sellers 18 of Wichita were listed in good and fair condition respectively after a Sunday night collision at Sixth Street and Monterey Way. Lawrence Douglas County Fire & Medical logged multiple emergency calls including medical emergencies and a system malfunction. The Journal-World notes it prints select police reports and protects victim identities.
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John McGee
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Amber Sellers
Wichita
Kansas University
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Sixth Street
Monterey Way
Grandview St
Eudora
Tall Grass Drive
Brookside Drive
Stone Meadows Drive
West Sixth Street
Jersey Street
Baldwin
West Ninth Street
Maine Street
Applegate Court
Louisiana Street
University Drive
New Jersey Street
Lawrence Births Report for Tuesday and Monday
Susan and Michael Williams of Lawrence welcome a girl on Tuesday. Terrance Bees and Joyce Worley of Lawrence announce a boy born Monday. Glenn and Lori Brungardt of Lawrence greet a boy born Monday.
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Susan
Michael Williams
Lawrence
Terrance Bees
Joyce Worley
Glenn
Lori Brungardt
Corrections on Journal-World A-1 Bonding contract agent
In Monday's Journal-World a correction states Timothy James' employment at A-1 Bonding of Lawrence was mis-stated. He was a part time contract recovery agent, not a full time employee, and the article clarifies his role and status.
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Journal-World
Timothy James
James
A-1
Lawrence
Federal funding showcase at Statehouse by Kansas scientists
Dozens of college researchers from KU and other institutions displayed federal research outcomes at the Statehouse. The NSF EPSCoR program funds projects across defense, energy, environment, and space. from 1995 to 1999 it awarded 1.66 million to 44 junior faculty, leading to over 21 million in further external funding. Researchers highlighted include KU sensors for crop monitoring, Emporia State kite aerial photography, and KU aerospace fibers for aircraft composites.
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Topeka
Kansas University
Statehouse
National Science Foundation
Kansas
Defense
Energy
Xulin Guo
NASA
Kansas Applied Remote Sensing Program
Guo
Jim Aber
Emporia State University
Aber
Richard Hale
Office of Naval Research
Lawrence man jailed on rape charge and community health events
A 32 year old Lawrence man was arrested by Douglas County deputies on a $75,000 bond for an alleged Dec 9 2000 rape at a residence off East 13th Street. The Journal World notes the victim’s identity is withheld. Also in Lawrence, LMH will host a free seminar on heart failure from 7 to 8 pm Thursday in the LMH Auditorium with Dr. Stephanie Lawhorn, enrollment via ConnectCare at 749 5800. KU appoints Steve Warren to lead Institute for Life Span Studies, effective Aug 1, to foster collaborations with KU Medical Center and other universities, replacing Steve Schroeder. Warren, former Vanderbilt professor, has held leadership roles in mental retardation research and will become president-elect of the American Association on Mental Retardation in 2001. KDHE official Robert Angelo will discuss Kansas water quality at a Jayhawk Audubon Society meeting at 7:30 pm at the Lawrence Senior Center, with free admission. For info call Pam Chaffee at 842 2779.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Iowa Street
East 13Th Street
The
Journal-World
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
Stephanie Lawhorn
ConnectCare
Steve Warren
Kansas University
Warren
KU Medical Center
Steve Schroeder
Schroeder
John F. Kennedy Center For Human Development
Vanderbilt University
American Association On
United States
Lawrence Senior Center
Eighth and
Vermeant
Angelo
KDHE
Bureau of Environmental Field Services
Pam Chaffee
Massage Classes Offered to Reduce Stress at Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital offers Couples Massage classes to ease stress and tension. Cost is $35 per couple. Sessions run 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. today and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday February 17 at the hospital. Call 749-5800 for information.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Local staff contacts and paper delivery details
The listing provides newsroom and department phone numbers and emails for LOO World, including City Editor Mike Shields and Sports Editor Chuck Woodling, plus delivery service hours and redelivery guarantee. It outlines general contact routes and web feedback options for reader stories and classifieds.
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Mike Shields
News
Jworld.com
Wwwallworld.com
Lawrence Sand Clean Up Starts With Warmer Spring
City Manager Mike Wildgen confirms Lawrence uses street sweepers to clean sand and dirt. The process begins when spring weather warms and continues until winter weather returns next fall.
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Mike Wildgen
Call Sound Off Line for Viewer Questions
Readers are invited to call the Sound Off line at 832-7297 to leave a question for the show. A recording prompts the caller to speak their inquiry after the tone.
Debate Over U S Aid Spends Humanitarian Versus Military Emphasis
On the Street asks: should the United States boost humanitarian or military aid. Respondents Kristine Midgett and Natasha Morse favor humanitarian spending citing social needs and global change, while others weigh military strength and domestic job training against welfare.
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U.S
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SMH
Audubon Society
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Jayhawk Audubon Society
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Jword.com
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Ljworld.com
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Ljworldicom
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World.com
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Dan Biles
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Mark Fagan
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Wwwaliworld.com
al Bonner
Maria Preston
Joe Lewis
Levi Chronister
Kristine Midgett
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Jessica Keliner
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