Buck O'Neil Receives Part Time Scout Role With Royals
The ex Negro leagues standout Buck O'Neil is a part time scout for the Kansas City Royals. He can be reached via the Royals P O Box 419969 Kansas City MO 64141 6969. LPGA pro am uses tees set back farther for women than men. Centennial Park plans include replacing shelter restrooms and play equipment with completion expected by fall after contracted work and past rains.
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Royals
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Lawrence
Centennial Park
Mike Wildgen
Ninth
Iowa Streets
Ogtess
Call Sound Off Line For Journal-World Audience Input
Readers are urged to call the Journal-World Access line at 865 5000 and enter category 7478 to leave a question or comment for the Sound Off feature, with a recorded prompt guiding the submission.
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Journal-World Access
Former KU guard Ryan Robertson NBA prospects
Levi Chronister says Robertson is talented but not NBA level and cites Sacramento having Jayson Willan. He notes he is not a KU loyalist.
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Ryan Robertson
NBA
Sacramento
Jayson Willan
Burglary and theft reports dominate Lawrence police log
A 31 year old Lawrence woman reported a 1986 Buick Park Avenue stolen from Clinton Parkway between Saturday evening and Wednesday morning. Graffiti damage at Miller Furniture on West 23rd was estimated at 230 dollars. A Perry Lecompton High senior, Katherine Huggins, remained in good condition at Kansas University Medical Center after a Saturday morning single vehicle crash between Perry and Lecompton. Fire and medical calls included multiple medical emergencies and injury accidents around Lawrence. Births recorded include Tony and Judy Sarah’s Lawrence boy. An item notes Perry Lake development bids and Perry Lake bids discussions, with no confirmation of involvement. A floral print tube top is available at Britches Clothing Co. in Lawrence.
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Clinton Parkway
Miller Furniture
W. 23Rd
Suite No. 200
Katherine Huggins
Perry-Lecompton
KU panel reviews swastika incident at KU residence hall
A three member KU panel will determine possible sanctions for Aaron Hale Culwell after he pleaded no contest to arson for burning tissue paper in the shape of a swastika in Oliver Hall. The hearing was labeled an unusual event with a final decision due about two weeks after panel recommendations.
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Kansas University
Aaron Hale Culwell
St. Francis
Culwell
James R. Kitchen
Hutton
Oliver Hall
Douglas County
Paula Martin
Lawrence Datebook highlights July events and services
Immu nization clinic at Baldwin First United Methodist Church with a fee. Farmers Market in the 1000 block of Vermont. brush and tree branch collection at 1110 Haskell. July 4 fireworks bus service to Burcham Park with live music and free children's games. fireworks at dusk. July 8 health screening for seniors with a fee. story times at Paretsky Room and library. farmers market again. City Commission meeting. Datebook submissions details provided.
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Baldwin First United Methodist Church
Lawrence-Douglas County
Vermont
Parks and Recreation Department
Haskell
Burcham Park
Second
Indiana
Lecompton
Lawrence- Douglas County
Lawrence City Commission
Sixth
Massachusetts
KUMC Secures $273,000 Cancer Research Grant
Kansas University Medical Center has been awarded a 273000 grant by the National Cancer Institute through the NIH. The funds support breast cancer research focusing on ultrasonic elasticity imaging of the breast.
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Kansas University Medical Center
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
National Institute of Health
National Cancer Institute
AAA Forecasts Record Holiday Travel Volumes
AAA projects 37.4 million Americans will travel 100 miles or more during the holiday weekend, the highest since 13 years. Car and RV travel rise 5 percent to 32.4 million, with air rail and bus travelers up 9 percent to about 4 million. The July Fourth travel record stands at 38 million in 1986.
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AAA
Kansas Water Authority Sets North East Kansas Visit
The Kansas Water Authority will meet Wednesday and Thursday in Holton to review plans for the new city lake and revisit northeast Kansas. Four committees join the discussion with the full meeting Thursday. contact Kansas Water Office in Topeka for agenda details.
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Holton
Kansas
Kent Lamb
Authority
New City
Kansas Water Office
Ninth St
Topeka
Kan-Water
FEMA grant funds Wichita safe room project
The Federal Emergency Management Agency approves a 1.75 million grant to Wichita schools to build tornado safe rooms. The project aims to protect teachers and students in a city known for its hurricane risk history and frequent tornado activity.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
Wichita
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