KLZR Debut in Lawrence Traced to 1963 Start as KLWN
KLZR began as KLWN in 1963 with 17 000 watts, according to FCC records confirmed by KLZR employee Hank Booth. The station added KLZR and achieved full powered FM status in 1975, Booth said.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2012
Page
5
KLZR began as KLWN in 1963 with 17 000 watts, according to FCC records confirmed by KLZR employee Hank Booth. The station added KLZR and achieved full powered FM status in 1975, Booth said.
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Chris De La Cruz, a recent graduate from Lawrence, describes feminism as a dialogue and ongoing conversation. He says it goes beyond women to how all genders relate, focusing on communication and resolving relationships.
Kansas lawmakers hear testimony on amendments to the Offender Registration Act expanding the registry to include municipal court violators and out-of-state juveniles and to require registering at conviction. Supporters link expansion to federal SORNA. opponents cite resource use and risk of overinclusion.
The Kansas House Corrections and Juvenile Justice Committee did not advance the so called Bloomberg Bill aimed at keeping certain gun investigations from other states out of Kansas. The measure sought to classify such actions as a felony but failed on party lines despite support from Rep. Ward Cassidy Rep. Jana Goodman and Rep. Lance Kinzer. The discussion referenced a 2011 Bloomberg led sting that targeted private dealers in 14 states and noted four Kansas dealers were contacted with two agreeing to sell firearms.
Jefferson County deputy sheriff reported a 44-year-old woman from rural Oskaloosa, Joyce Poitevint, was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries after her motorcycle left the northbound Wellman Road curve near the Jefferson-Douglas county line. The 7 p.m. Monday crash is under investigation.
Kayla Sargent and Zachary Lentz of McLouth welcome a boy on Tuesday. Jeremy and Amy Gross of Lawrence greet a girl on Tuesday. Sara Stalling and David Spitzer of Lawrence announce another girl born Tuesday.
The correction adds the proper contact email for the Kansas Corporation Commission public affairs and notes Sen. Tom Holland will hold a town hall at 9 a.m. Saturday February 11 at the Baldwin City Public Library. It also fixes earlier town hall date details and reports gas prices as low as 3.24 dollars at several stations with a call-in price match.
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