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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2006
Page
1
On Thursday Kansas and 13 other Democratic governors urged President Bush to fix problems with the new Medicare Part D program for low income seniors. Kathleen Sebelius led the letter noting thousands nationwide face enrollment trouble as pharmacies report coverage issues refills limits and long call waits.
Marathon runner Dennis Anthony leads a critique of Lawrence sidewalks as City Hall lacks a formal list. He highlights persistent bumps near Bob Billings Park and Kasold Drive, urging improved consistency in the city’s sidewalk maintenance system.
A divided Lawrence Economic Development committee recommends a 90 percent tax abatement for Packerware Corp. to fund a 118 million investment and 154 new jobs by 2009 at the Lawrence plant. The 4-3 vote clears a path to a Tuesday City Commission decision amid concerns about current worker participation and long term plant viability.
U S authorities say the new bin Laden tape does not justify raising the security threat level. The White House reiterates no negotiation with terrorists while counterterrorism officials report no credible U S attack plans or surge in chatter. Homeland Security will keep current alert level, despite Al Jazeera tape coverage.
Jean Stanton Hetzel donated 12000 dollars to Wakarusa Valley School in her mother Veda Stanton’s memory, supporting new playground equipment. Principal Elias Espinoza announced a plaque honoring the family while students noted a 5000 dollar Nickelodeon grant by Dawson Dykes.
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce holds its annual banquet Saturday featuring awards to local business leaders and recognition of community contributions. The event highlights ongoing efforts to promote commerce and civic engagement in the area.
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