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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2008
Page
1
Members of Inside Lawrence Indian United Methodist Church raise funds to finish a slow renovation and expansion. They seek a contractor as the current space often lacks room for Sunday worshippers, reflecting ongoing growth challenges.
Sioban Reynolds, president of the Pain Relief Network, defends Dr. Stephen Schneider and his wife amid a 34 count federal indictment. Reynolds argues DOJ overreach extends nationwide beyond foreigners, highlighting cases like the Schneiders in Haysville, Kansas.
Lawrence has been chosen as the host community for the 2008 Bright Dreams Hard Times Amer ica in the Thirties Chautauqua. The event will feature readings lectures and performances exploring American life in the 1930s.
Credit counselors offer tips for managing bills and payments as consumers recount the sting of holiday shopping. Matthew Bohn explains the convenience of plastic versus the pain of paying, while JCPenney staff note a surge in credit card receipts through the holiday season.
Speculation swirls over Gov. Kathleen Sebelius's pick to replace Attorney General Paul Morrison. Douglas County District Judge Stephen Six emerges as a finalist, with State Rep. Paul Davis praising his qualifications. Morrison plans to leave Jan. 31 amid a sex scandal and related misconduct allegations.
Staff writer Scott Rothschild can be reached at the Kansas filing desk via phone number 785 354 4222 for assignments and follow ups.
Emily Moriarty Lemmon of Lawrence and her team of herpetologists were recognized by an international taxonomy journal for discovering a new North American frog species. While fieldworking with her husband Alan Lemmon, she said the find was unplanned and marked the first new North American frog species in over two decades.
Kansas House Speaker Melvin Neufeld says he supports coal-fired plant construction but won’t block the upcoming session. He backs voter photo ID legislation while denying reports of illegal immigrant voting. Republicans unveil their 2008 agenda as Gov Sebelius denied permits for two western Kansas coal plants citing carbon emissions concerns. He says constituents urge him to oppose the governor yet remains in conversations with her.
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