Recreation centers close nationwide on July 3 to 5 in altered schedule
The Carl Knox Natatorium closes July 3 and July 4 with Brush collection at 11th and Haskell open 10 am to 4 pm on July 3. Lawrence Aquatics Center operates 1 30 pm to 8 pm July 4. July 5 all programs and centers resume normal hours. call 832 7920 for times.
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Carl Knox
Brush
11Th
Haskell
Lawrence Aquatics Center
Lawrence Parks and Recreation Dept
Independence Day closings in Lawrence area
Banks and agencies will observe Independence Day by closing Monday July 5. Post office services pause mail delivery while Express Mail remains available. KU, Haskell, public schools, libraries, city hall, the county courthouse, and many services also close, with some centers offering limited or altered hours. Public pools remain open with Sunday hours, and Journal World offices will close but publish Monday edition.
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Lawrence Post Office
Bowman
Kansas University
Haskell Indian Nations University
Lawrence
Douglas County
Vices Inc
Babcock Place
Edgewood Place
Lecompton
Eudora
Baldwin
Journal-World
USA Today
Parade plans mark Fourth of July in Lawrence
Old West Lawrence hosts a 10 a.m. children parade starting at Seventh and Ohio ending at Buford M. Watson Jr. Park with red white and blue decor and popsicles for kids. West side neighbors near Quail Run School host a flag-raising at 1004 Wildwood with readings of the Declaration and pledge. Police say no permits or traffic aid requested. Fireworks at Burcham Park at dusk with free buses from 5:30 p.m. live music and games in the park.
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Lawrence
Old West Lawrence
Seventh
Ohio
Seventh Street
Buford M. Watson Jr
Quail Run
Jane
Jim Budde
Wildwood Dr
Jane Budde
George Wheeler
Jennifer Glenn
Laurie McLane-Higginson
Burcham Park
Second
Indiana
The
Journal- World
BioOne aims to digitalize biology journals for libraries
Kansas University and Allen Press team with SPARC the Big 12 Plus Libraries Consortium and the American Institute of Biological Sciences to convert up to 75 biology journals to electronic format. The project seeks to reduce costs for small journals and libraries and may expand. BioOne will organize by subject rather than publisher and launch for subscription in January 2001.
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Kansas University
Allen Press
BioOne
Ted Freeman
Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition
SPARC
Big 12 Plus Libraries Consortium
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Association of Research
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Richard O'Grady
O'Grady
Big 12 Plus Libraries
Marilu Goodyear
Adrian Alexander
Journal World offers free shuttle buses to Fourth of July show
The Journal World reports free shuttle buses to Burcham Park for the Independence Day fireworks. Starting at 5 30 p m Sunday the buses will run along 11th New Hampshire and Vermont streets with Vermont briefly opening at Ninth Street. The city urges shuttle use due to wet conditions limiting parking. A nature trail from Constant Park to Burcham Park is closed because of high water.
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Journal-World
Burcham Park
11Th
New Hampshire
Vermont
Ninth Street
Constant Park
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