AIDS vaccines raise questions on testing and protection
Patricia Fast of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases notes no simple answer to whether HIV vaccines will cause positive tests. Some vaccines have triggered brief positive antibody tests, but antibodies fade. New tests may detect HIV directly or use nonantibody markers, yet vaccines do not guarantee protection and participants must continue precautions. A separate question asks about local laws on dogs defecating in lawns.
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Patricia Fast
Division of
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Fast
Call Sound Off Voice Line At Journal World
Readers are invited to call the Journal-World Access line at 865 5000 and enter category 7478 to hear a recording inviting them to leave their question for Sound Off.
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Lawrence City Band to present American salute concert night
The Lawrence City Band presents its fifth summer concert at 8 pm in South Park with the theme American salute. The program includes Star Spangled Banner America the Beautiful and Armed Forces Medley plus fireworks. About 50 musicians perform the free show sponsored by Parks and Rec with Rice Foundation assistance, every Wednesday through July 23.
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Lawrence City Band
South Park
Parks and Recreation Department
Rice Foundation
Kansas River Festival and Eudora water project plans
A fall Kansas River Festival was announced along the river. Eudora city officials voted to issue up to 2 million dollars in debt to expand the water and sewer system. Project manager Donald Novak of Burns and McDonnell warned that without expansion rationing could occur. The existing system from 1973 was to last about 20 years, with water currently drawn from three wells and a new well planned from the Kansas River at an estimated cost of 1.7 million dollars.
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Eudora
Donald Novak
Kansas City
Lawrence community events escalate across Independence Day weekend
A busy Independence Day period in Lawrence features health screenings for seniors at Lecompton and Babcock Place, a Lawrence school board organizational meeting at the district service center, and a City Commission session at city hall. Community concerts at South Park and Brown Bay, a storytime at the public library, a zoning appeals meeting, a Lawrence Interdenominational Nutrition Kitchen picnic, and a Fourth of July fireworks display at Burcham Park are scheduled along with youth activities at East Lawrence Recreation Center and a 50s party for 1965 graduates at Johnny's Tavern.
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Loth
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Tyson Holyfield ear-bite discussion by Regina Cassell
Regina Cassell examines reactions to the infamous ear-biting incident in the Tyson versus Holyfield bout. She outlines public opinion, safety concerns, and the fighters' actions while noting the lasting impact on boxing policy and media coverage.
New Free State assistant principal brings Turner ties
Ted Berard, 48, of Overland Park, named one of three Free State High School assistant principals. He spent most of his career at Turner High, joins Joe Snyder, reuniting after Snyder joined Free State last year from Turner. Berard starts Monday and expects a mid to high sixty thousand dollar salary.
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Turner High School
Free State High School
Joe Snyder
Free State
Turner
Berard-Snyder
Dick Patterson
Brad Tate
Lawrence High School
Patterson
Berard
Overland Park
Shawnee
Lawrence
Burglary and theft reports and police charges released
Lawrence police reported a 1995 Ford Ranger valued at 10000 stolen from the 3400 block of Iowa between 7 and 7:10 p.m. Saturday. A 1993 Honda Civic was broken into on West 25th, with a Fisher CD player taken and total losses estimated at 1115. Also noted are AWOL Marine deserter Chuculate in custody, a serious vehicle crash injuring Jennifer Lisk and two others, emergency calls, and court charges against Breaux for burglary and theft linked to a Haskell building television. Griffin faces multiple charges after a car chase.
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Lawrence
West 25Th
Stanley J. Chuculite
Stillwell
Okla
Douglas County
Washington D.C
Chuculate
Pocahontas Hall
Haskell Indian Nations University
National Crime Information Commission
U.S. Marine Corps
Jennifer Lisk
Kansas City
Kan
Stormont Vail Regional Medical Center
Topeka
U.S. Highway 56
Douglas-Osage
Tint Lisk
Chelsey Lisk
Buddy Lisk
Frankie Smallwood Jr
Harveyville
Carlos L. Breaux
Indian Ave
22Nd
New Hampshire
Barker
Winona
Haskell
Parker Hall
Breaux
Clifford W. Griffin
Eddingham
Griffin
Dillon
Sheriff probes acquaintance rape in Douglas County
Douglas County sheriff's deputies questioned a man Monday after a reported rape over the weekend at a North 1500 Road location. A 19 year old Lawrence woman says she was assaulted between 1 and 2 a.m. Sunday outside a house where a party occurred during the Mike Tyson Evander Holyfield event. The suspect, an acquaintance, was arrested after a traffic stop near 23rd and Harper. The case was to be reviewed by the Douglas County district attorney.
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Harper
Lawrence
Sheriff’s
North 1500 Road
Evander Holyfield
Clinton Lake
Loren Anderson
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