Pat Marvin departs as city recycling chief. new director named
Patricia Marvin, the citys former recycling coordinator, resigned February 1, per solid waste supervisor Bob Yoos. Mollie Mangerich began as recycling operations supervisor January 22. The article notes the Daughters of the American Revolution DAR chapters vary in minority membership and explains franking privileges used by Congress, with 1995 fiscal year mail total about 28 million dollars.
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Unions to celebrate Valentine's Day event at campus
The Kansas and Burge unions sponsor an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday for Valentine’s Day. The event, Hawk of Your Heart, features prizes and contests including balloons flowers a pick up line contest card decorations astrologers Jayhawk mascot photographs and free refreshments.
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Retirees to discuss community service and book talks
Federal retirees meet to discuss community service and retirement policy with NARFE Chapter 378 luncheon at The Greenery Restaurant in Lawrence. A Douglas County Visiting Nurses Association representative, Marceil Lauppe, will describe services. Also, Lawrence Public Library hosts By Lawrence Authors book discussions starting February through April, with four titles and registration details.
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Six junior high math team results push four to state
South MATHCOUNTS team coached by Pete Ramler will advance to state after winning regional. Team members Bateman Davis Kinnersley and Kankhu Wong led the effort as Lawrence four junior highs competed in individual, team and countdown rounds. West and Central teams finished fourth and fifth respectively under Gretchen Bridges and Brian Anderson.
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Lawrence Datebook events list for February at KU and city venues
A morning series features former U S Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders at Lied Center and a Kansas Union discussion. Other items include storytime at Lawrence Public Library, an immunization clinic at Schwegler School, Wakarusa Township meeting, Lawrence City Commission, parent support group Challenges at South Park Center, Black Male Think Tank, Angels in America panel, senior health screening at Babcock Place, and a Kansas Legislative Issues panel hosted by Older Women’s League at the library.
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Wreck injures Lawrence woman. several thefts and incidents reported
Kristi Rathman, 19, remained in serious but stable condition after a 12:20 p.m. accident at 23rd and Naismith. She and two others were treated at LMH and Rathman was airlifted to KUMC. Police also reported thefts including stainless steel coal nozzle tips worth 23,700 and 144 sweatshirts from local businesses, plus a 1994 Ford Bronco taken from Laird Noller Ford. Fire and ambulance calls followed, detailing grass fires, gas smells, and multiple medical emergencies in the area.
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Multivehicle Crash Injures Kansas University Student
James Casoose a 21 year old from Lawrence was injured in a multivehicle crash on North 1250 Road near Douglas County Road 1600 E. He was released from Kansas University Medical Center after the incident that occurred Wednesday. Emergency calls logged Monday report two medical events at 2300 Packer Rd and the 1500 block of Learned.
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Lawrence Births Report Shows Three New Lawrence Babies
Linda Robb and Lawrence welcome a boy on Saturday. Lora and Gregory Hess celebrate a girl born Saturday. Ellyn and Hugh Lester announce a boy born Sunday in Lawrence.
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