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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 2007

Page

3

Sheriff seeks faster jail officer hiring amid shortages

The Johnson County and Douglas County jails face a shortage of corrections officers in six years. Sheriff Ken McGovern, speaking at the National Sheriffs Association conference, says recruitment remains tough as long hours and dangers deter candidates. In Douglas County, three officers have left since January. seven are in training and should return to normal staffing by late August.

Douglas County Ken McGovern Sheriffs’ Association Salt Lake City McGovern Jen Carlson Carlson Dave Dillon Dillon

Inmate Population Rise Signals Officer Shortage at Jail

Douglas County Jail sees a growing inmate population, underscoring the urgent need to address the ongoing shortage of corrections officers. Officials report rising counts and stress staffing gaps affecting operations and safety.

Douglas County

Lawrence seniors celebrate Project Graduation prizes

Lawrence high graduates touted a drug free party at Abe and Jake's Landing where Sasha Plotnikov won a 1999 Mazda 626 donated by Laird Noller Automative. Scholarships included $500 for Henry Reiske and Michael Hurtig, $250 for Bianca Fernandez, Alyssa Finnestad, and Eric Abney, plus $250 for each Free State recipient from donors and the Journal World. The Raymont Inn overnight stay went to Steve and Karen Brown. Also, Lt. Gov. Mark Parkinson and nine other Democratic LGs urged President Bush to support federal stem cell research funding, citing its potential to treat Alzheimer's and other diseases.

Lawrence High School Sasha Plotnikov Project Graduation Plotnikov Laird Noller Automotive Abe & Jake's Landing E. Sixth St Henry Reiske LHS DCCCA Tony Williams McDonald's Bianca Fernandez Free State High School Harrison Eric Abney Free State Sheldon-Sherman Michael Davidson Alyssa Finnestad Michael Hurtig the Journal-World Steve Karen Brown Raymont Inn & Suites Mark Parkinson Bush Parkinson Congress California Colorado Illinois Iowa Massachusetts New Mexico New York Rhode Island Wisconsin

Patrol seeks fuel deals across city finds gas at $2.89

The Journal-World reports gas prices as low as 2.89 at several locations. Readers are urged to call Pump Patrol at 832-7154 if they find a lower price.

The Journal-World

Young pianists compete at high level in national gathering

Seventeen top junior pianists from the United States and abroad performed at the International Institute for Young Musicians event at the Lied Center. George Fu, 16, Frederick Maryland, played Bach and Beethoven after years of ear training, following four to five hour daily practices by Cheli and Kim, with judges calling the field among the world's strongest.

George Fu Frederick The International Institute For Young Musicians Kansas University School of Fine Arts Scott McBride Smith Institute John McCarthy San Kim Dominic Cheli St. Charles Cheli Rachel Seymour Journal-World Photo

Fourth of July travel boom and local fireworks sales

Lawrence area residents plan extended Fourth of July celebrations as AAA projects 41.1 million Americans traveling 50 miles or more. Douglas County fireworks stands report brisk sales under a new extension allowing Sunday to Wednesday sales. shooting fireworks remains illegal in Lawrence.

Kenzie Garvin Peyton Lawrence Jay Amy Pine Family Tee Pee Junction North Third Street U.S. Highway 2440 AAA Douglas County Nick Lisa Brown Nick Jr Bart

Lawrence resident now state's poet laureate

Denise Low, a Lawrence resident and Haskell Indian Nations University administrator, began a two year term as Kansas poet laureate. She aims to spotlight Kansas poets, draw public interest in poetry, and use her role to connect art with everyday life while receiving a 5000 dollar annual honorarium.

Lawrence Emporia Denise Low Haskell Indian Nations University Low Llewellyn Crain The Kansas Arts Commission Kansas Crain Sunflower Kathleen Sebelius Kansas University River City

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