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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2014

Page

3

Lawrence group seeks nominees for Helen Fluker Award

The Lawrence Douglas County League of Women Voters seeks Douglas County residents 18 plus for the Helen Fluker Award honoring open government. Nomination forms are at lawrenceleague.com or via Caroljean Brune 764-5130. deadline March 7. luncheon March 22. An update on a fatal shooting in Lawrence may come this week as police review whether it is homicide and suspects. A 22-year-old man, Jacob Earnest Mason, was arrested on suspicion of aggravated battery after an incident at Haskell Indian Nations University Roe Cloud Hall.

Lawrence-Douglas County Lawrence Trent McKinley Lawrence Police Department Franklin J. Spottedtail Northwinds George Court McKinley Spottedtail Douglas County Jacob Earnest Mason Louisiana Street Haskell Indian Nations University Roe Cloud Hall Mason Haskell

Man Arrested After Struggle With Police

A 33 year old Lawrence County man was arrested at 2 20 a m on suspicion of aggravated battery and obstructing a legal process after officers responded to a disturbance on Overland Drive. The spokesman said Eric Siegfried struck the other man and began struggling with officers when informed of the arrest.

Lawrence Douglas County Eric Lewis Siegfieid Overland Drive Trent McKinley Siegfieid

Champion for the homeless retires after long tenure

Loring Henderson, 75, longtime director of the Lawrence Community Shelter, retires after guiding shelter operations since 2005. He will remain executive director until a replacement is found, reflecting on his decades of civic service and mentoring impact in Lawrence.

Richard Gwin Journal-World Photo Loring Henderson Lawrence E. 25Th St Douglas County Lawrence Community Shelter Henderson Shelter Kansas City

Regents push back on social media policy critique

Kansas Board of Regents members defended the social media policy amid faculty and staff opposition. They argued the measure protects university interests and First Amendment rights, noting ongoing review and a faculty work group report due by April. Sheryl Lidzy relayed a faculty and staff resolution urging suspension until findings are released.

Toppera Kansas Board of Regents Tim Emert Regents Sheryl Lidzy Council of Faculty Emporia State University Kansas Regents Johnson County Community College

Youth of the Year winner Anavberokhai tears up at ceremony

Innocent Anavberokhai, a Free State High senior, won the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence Youth of the Year award at the Lawrence Arts Center. Five candidates presented three minute speeches to about 200 people, sharing how the club changed their lives and acknowledging mentors who helped steer them toward gratitude and leadership.

Innocent Anavberokhai Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence Anavberokhai Free State High School Lawrence Arts Center Marcyn Floyd FSHS Mike Yoder Journal-World Photo Jazmen Fowler Lawrence High School Precious Jacob LHS Hannah Moyer FLHS Boys & Girls Club

Kansas House OKs same sex marriage bill

The Kansas House approved a bill allowing people to cite religious beliefs to deny goods services or employment to same sex couples. It passed 72 to 49 and goes to the Senate. Douglas County delegation opposed it with three Democrats and one Republican. supporters say it shields religious rights from lawsuits amid court decisions.

Torpeka Kansas House Senate Douglas County Charles Macheers Overland Park

State Board Set to Fingerprint All Kansas Educators

Kansas State Board of Education moves to require fingerprinting for all teachers and school administrators, extending the background check rule to about 35,000 preexisting licensees. NEA opposes, citing a $50 cost split between $35 for the state B I and a $15 FBI rapback enrollment fee, while board members defend the policy as standard practice in large companies.

Kansas State Board of Education Kansas National Education Association Kansas Bureau of Investigation FBI Sally Cauble Dodge City Times

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