Lawrence datebook items show multiple community events
Lawrence datebook lists immunization and WIC pickup at 200 Maine, county commission meeting at 1100 Mass, school board budget session at 110 McDonald Drive, Lecompton council at 333 Elmore St, and traffic safety committee at City Hall. Also health screenings for seniors at Pinecrest and Lecompton, Farmers Market, Big Brothers Big Sisters meeting, Infant-Toddler Council playgroups, and Lawrence City Commission at 6:45 pm.
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Maine
Douglas County Commission
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Lawrence School Board
McDonald Drive
Lecompton
Elmore St
Traffic Safety Commission
Sixth
Massachusetts
Pinecrest I
Walnut St
Eudora
Farmers Market
10Th
Vermont
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Eighth St
Infant-Toddler Coordinating Council
27Th St
Lawrence
City Hall
Sixth and
Massachusetts Streets
Burglaries and Thefts Reported In Lawrence Area
A 48 year old Lawrence man reported to police that $936 cash and domestic items were stolen from his West Eighth Street residence between Saturday noon and Sunday 2 a.m. The loss value was about $1,101. The Journal World notes it prints select police reports and limits victim names and minor offenses.
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Lawrence
West Eighth Street
Journal-World
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Reports No Births Sunday
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no births on Sunday. The brief record notes a quiet day in the obstetrics unit with no new neonatal arrivals and no related incidents.
Corrections Policy Notice from The Journal-World
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors. Readers are urged to call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com to report corrections. The policy emphasizes prompt acknowledgement and public notice of errors and fixes.
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Trash service closes after fatal wreck and lawsuit
A Topeka trash collector AARDS Home Business Trash Service shut down citing competition, staffing problems, and a $1.5 million lawsuit tied to a September crash that killed Dianne Hamersky of Lecompton. Owner Ray Cunningham, 22 years at the helm, could not replace staff as legal action loomed. The Shawnee County Health Agency urged 6,000 customers to find new service. county refuses will cover pickups this week.
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Lecompton
Topeka
Aards Home Business Trash Service
Tyler St
Ray Cunningham
Cunningham
Arthur A. Sheltrown
Dianne Hamersky
Shawnee County
Sheltrown
AARDS
86Th Street
Hamersky
Wilson Road
Shelttown
Shawnee
Lawrence Briefs: indecent exposure arrest at hospital
A 24 year old Lawrence man Calloway James Brazee was arrested for indecent exposure around 8 a.m. Sunday after arriving at Lawrence Memorial Hospital without clothes and wandering hospital halls. He was booked into Douglas County Jail around 9 a.m. and released on $150 bail. The report cites him as a repeat offender.
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Lawrence
Calloway
James Brazee
Ark
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
David Hubbel
Hubbel
Douglas County
Brazee
Contact information and newsroom staff listings
The notice lists telephone numbers for Tia Local and Sunflower Broadband, a street address at 645 N and multiple newsroom roles. It includes city editor Mike Shields contact 832-7154, and emails or websites for feedback and ads. It provides circulation hours, missed-delivery guidance, and circulation manager Joe Lewis contact.
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Call City
Mike Shields
News
Ijworld.com
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KU First program aims to raise 500 million by 2004
A. Lynn Bretz explains the KU First: Invest in Excellence campaign seeks 500 million by 2004 with 337 million committed. Some gifts are bequests or trusts not immediately available, and most funds are endowed. only income from invested principal is usable for donor-specified purposes, while staff and program cuts occur due to finite current funds.
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A. Lynn Bretz
Call Sound Off Line for Public Questions
Phone line guidance directs listeners to call 832-7297 to hear a recording that asks them to leave their question for Sound Off. The notice is terse and procedural, with no event details or participants beyond the call-in number.
On the Street On the Street by Kristin Callaway
Massachusetts Street asks residents about school vouchers and religious schools. Quotes display mixed views from Jennifer Rowan in Hiawatha, Kristene Urbina of St. Joseph, Rae Sedgwick of Bonner Springs, and Janet Rhind of Prairie Village. Opinions range from support to strong opposition reflecting diverse public stance.
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Massachusetts
Prairie Village
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