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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2015
Page
4
In downtown Lawrence residents share their favorite 2014 reads and invite readers to comment at LJWorld.com. The street survey asks what book stood out and directs readers to contribute their answer online.
Hee JD and Ashley Evans of Eudora welcome a girl born Friday. Brian C. Hensley and Rachel S. Hensley of Lansing welcome a boy born Friday.
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors' attention and invites readers to call 785-832-7154 or email news ljworld com to report mistakes.
Experts predict a rebound in small and medium business jet demand benefiting Wichita where Bombardier Learjet and Textron Aviation plants operate. Rolland Vincent and Richard Aboulafia foresee growth to about 770 to 800 jets in 2015, with some conversions and a pilot pipeline constraint noted.
A public meeting will review Lawrence first data collection on walking and biking to school conducted by the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department. Data from 18 schools and 1,600 surveys show why students bike or walk, with 350 classrooms participating, followed by audience Q&A.
Topeka police sponsor a fundraiser for Cpl. Jason Harwood's family after his death during a traffic stop. A Zumbathon at Washburn University's Lee Arena on January 17 runs 2 to 4 pm with a $5 minimum donation to assist travel to Washington, D.C., for a related workshop.
Kansas enacts new provisions effective January 1 including autism coverage for large health plans, three distinctive license plates Donate Life Kansas Horse Council and Rotary International with proceeds supporting the organizations, phased-out mortgage taxes dropping from 0.26 to 0.2 percent with full repeal in 2019, a $100000 death gratuity for military deaths during a federal shutdown, and electric vehicles reclassified by weight with a $30 base registration fee except for the heaviest models.
Gerald and Virginia Grammer mark their sixtieth anniversary on January 16. Married January 14, 1965 in Emporia Kansas, they lived in Kansas City Topeka Salina before returning to Lawrence. Children Chris Seim Bill Grammer and Jane host a reception and dance at Eagles Lodge Lawrence at 7 00 p m.
Jessie and Joetta Weaver invite family and friends to a 56th anniversary gathering at North Lawrence Christian Church located at 7th and Elm on Sunday in January from 1 PM to 3 PM.
Britt and Linda Colle of McPherson announce the engagement of daughter Kelly Kay Colle to Alexander Ardong of Lawrence. Kelly, a McPherson High School alumna, attended Johnson County Community College and the University of Kansas. Alexander, a Free State High School graduate, is a Petty Officer Second Class in the United States Navy stationed at Great Lakes Naval Station. The wedding is planned for April 4, 2015.
Lee and Lori Queen of Lawrence announce the engagement of daughter Leslie Ann Queen to Benjamin Mark Wilson both of Lawrence. Leslie is a 2010 Lawrence High School graduate with a KU BSE in Community Health earned May 2014 and Pi Beta Phi member. Ben is a 2009 LHS graduate with KU BSE in Sport Management May 2013 and MFA in 2014, member of Jayhawk Track and Field, currently with Golf Course Superintendents Association of America. They plan a September 2015 wedding at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lawrence.
Lawrence residents Thomas Zimmerman and Victoria Gilman graduated and earned Dean's List honors at Arizona State University in Tempe during 2014. Area students Vincen Paramore and Rachel Collinge made Harding University's Dean's List in Searcy. KU fall 2014 graduates are listed online at LJWorld.com.
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