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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2012
Page
5
KU associate athletic director Jim Marchiong says there are no plans for a Kansas Athletics surplus sale in the near term.
Readers are invited to share input by calling 832-7297 or sending an email to soundoff at ljworld.com. The notice emphasizes direct contact with the newspaper for opinions and tips.
Anastasiya Agapova, a student in Lawrence, recalls being asked if she has lived on a working farm. She notes farming is a different, yet historically common way of life, finding it interesting but not truly unfamiliar.
Lawrence police say two men were arrested after an overnight incident near The Hawk on 1400 block of Ohio Street. Two friends awaiting a ride around 1 45 a m were approached in an aggressive manner by two Honda suspects holding tools. One victim shoved back. no other contact reported.
Jeffery B. Christian Jr. age 24 and Charles C. Harrison age 23 were arrested in Lawrence. Harrison faced two counts of aggravated assault with a crowbar and was charged Thursday in Douglas County District Court. Christian was charged with two counts of assault. Hospital reported no births on Thursday.
A federal appeals court panel on the 10th Circuit affirmed Carrie Neighbors's wire fraud conviction tied to the Yellow House Store in Lawrence. The judges found sufficient evidence she knew items were stolen when buying in 2005 and selling on eBay, despite defense claims of dubious testimony and credibility issues. Neighbors, 50, and her husband Guy Neighbors face ongoing proceedings and a February trial in the same case.
Lawrence high school students dominated a statewide art competition tied to Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas, with seven winners among 354 entries. Their works, including photography, digital imagery, drawing, painting and pastel, will be displayed in Topeka’s Memorial Building for two weeks. Megan Stressman of Shawnee Heights High won Best of Show, though she studied at the Lawrence Arts Center. Grant Glenn, a Lawrence resident, organized the contest in honor of his mother.
Dixie Glenn, a Kansas University art education instructor, says the competition showed no Lawrence bias as names and schools were hidden during judging. Awards will be announced today at the Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas annual banquet.
Lawrence police investigate an armed robbery at Cirilla's at 1206 W. 23rd St. A man with a handgun and a woman entered the store, demanded cash, and fled in a passenger car with merchandise. No injuries reported. amount stolen not released. Officers continuing investigation.
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