Lawrence events and immunization clinics schedule
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department hosts immunization clinics at 200 Maine and First United Methodist Church, with hours from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, plus a 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. storytime at Lawrence Public Library. Other items include a Cottonwood Inc. tour, a Slice of Agriculture VIP Night, an Alice Walker lecture at Lied Center, a floodplain regulations subcommittee meeting, a 2002 Neighborhoods retreat, and a Franklin County VFW benefit with Dale Reese Band.
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Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Cottonwood Inc
Slice of Agriculture
Douglas County
Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission
Sixth
Massachusetts
First United Methodist Church
Eighth St
Baldwin
Lawrence Public Library
Lawrence Association of Neighborhoods
Southside Church of Christ
25Th
Missouri Streets
Franklin County
VFW
Dale Reese
Lake Town
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Missing 1990 John Deere tractor reported along KS 10
A St. Louis man reported a 1990 John Deere tractor with loader and grader missing from along Kansas Highway 10 east edge of Lawrence. Valued at $48,000, the theft occurred after Jan 18 with plans to retrieve for a Bonner Springs job. Fire and ambulance call log items follow.
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John Deere
Lawrence
St. Louis
Diversified Services
Douglas County
Bonner Springs
Births in Lawrence Ottawa and nearby communities
Erica and Nate Hill of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Tuesday. Stay and Adam Weingartner of Ottawa welcomed a boy on Tuesday. Heather and Matthew Hoy of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Wednesday. Cindy and Darin Lutz of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Wednesday.
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Erica
Nate Hill
Lawrence
Stay
Adam Weingartner
Ottawa
Heather
Matthew Hoy
Cindy
Darin Lutz
Journal-World Corrects Errors Policy Notice
The Journal-World states its policy to correct significant errors brought to editors’ attention. Readers are urged to report mistakes by calling 785 832 7154 or emailing news at ijworld.com for prompt corrections.
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Journal-World
Ijworld.com
Call City
Mike Shields
News
Bleeding Kansas program highlights at Lecompton hall
Historical re enactions and lectures highlight the sixth annual Bleeding Kansas series at Constitution Hall State Historic Site in Lecompton. Tim Rues lists four presentations and two re enactments including Lincoln and Kansas partnership, Clara Nichols, Adair story, and Ely Moore’s Lecomton history. events are free with speakers from Leavenworth Emporia and other locations.
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Abraham Lincoln
Constitution Hall
Kansas
Lecompton
Tim Rues
Elmore St
Topeka
Robert Johnson
Lawrence
Missouri
Rues
Friends of the Free State Capitol
Carol Dark Ayres
Leavenworth
Florella Adair
Mary Florella Buster
Emporia
Buster
Adair
Samuel Adair
Osawatomie
John Brown Sr
Kristen Tegtmeier
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
Clarina Nichols
Diane Eickhoff
Kansas City
Nichols
Wyandotte County
Ely Moore
J. Howard Duncan
Duncan
Moore
Kansas State Historical Society
The
Historical Society
Kshs.org
Kansans score improves but still grade D in oral health
Kansas advances from a failing grade in 2000 to an average in 2001 per Oral Health America. About 60 percent of residents drink fluoridated water while 65 percent is the goal to raise the grade. The state kept Fs in child oral health and lack of a dental director, with only the oral health coalition earning an A. Hutchinson based fund led Healthy Teeth for Kansans since 1998. Gail Sloan of Lawrence retires after 16 years building a nationwide cooperative placing American Indian students in programs, honored at Haskell. Sloan, wife of Rep. Tom Sloan, spoke as Arch Wells praised her impact.
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Oral Health America
Kansas
Methodist Health Ministry Fund
Gail Sloan
Lawrence
Haskell Indian Nations University
Sloan
U.S. Forest Service
Arch Wells
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Wells
Tom Sloan
R-Lawrence
KU Officials to Present at State Nurses Event
Janet Murguia executive vice chancellor for university relations at KU and Barbara Langner KU School of Nursing assistant professor will speak at the Kansas State Nurses Association Day at the Legislature on February 7 at the Topeka Performing Arts Center. The daylong seminar covers policy issues affecting nursing practice health care delivery and financing. Registration details are listed via phone email and the association site.
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Kansas University
Kansas State Nurses Assn
Topeka Performing Arts Center
Janet Murguia
Barbara Langner
KU School of Nursing
Kansas Health Insurance
Sound.net
Nursingworld.org
Snas Ks
Contact and editorial contact details for the Journal World
A dense listing of newsroom and staff contacts for the Journal World including city editor Mike Shields and news desk lines, plus various editors such as Sports Chuck Woodling and Entertainment Jon Niccum. It also lists advertising contacts, circulation, hours, and redelivery guarantee.
Eligibility rules for senior year athletes in Kansas
Gary Musselman of the Kansas State High School Activities Assn states that athletes kept back for sports reasons remain eligible through their senior year as long as they do not turn 19 on or before September 1. The note clarifies age-based eligibility for Southwest basketball players who seem older than typical sophomores.
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Gary Mus*selman
Kansas State High School Activities Assn
Sound Off Question Line Instructions
Public service note invites readers to call 832 7297 to leave a question for Sound Off. A recording prompts listeners to submit inquiries via voicemail. The item is a reader guidance blurb without local names or events.
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Datebook
P.O
Lawrence
Ljworld.com
On the Street: opinions on harder divorce rules
Lawrence public library held a street interview with Perry Lecompton High student Anthony Sayler KU student Tim Keogh and Topeka resident Melissa Warfield. They share mixed views on whether divorce should be harder for married couples with children and its effect on families.
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Anthony Sayler
Perry Lecompton
Lecompton
Tim Keogh
Lawrence
Melissa Warfield
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