Lawrence Datebook Today Springs to Busy Schedule
Lawrence datebook lists events from 6 30 a m at the farmers market to a 7 30 p m traffic safety meeting. Programs include adolescent hepatitis B series at the health department a family barn dance at the EMC Building a county commission meeting and multiple community talks and meetings at the library public information center and churches. Local groups named include Lawrence Public Library and Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Maine
Lawrence Public Library
EMC
Oread ‘Ave
Douglas County Commission
Mass
Douglas County
Central United Methodist Church
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Suite B
Kansas Big River
Kyle Juracek
U.S. Geological Survey
Lawrence Visitor Information Center
Second St
East Lawrence
New York School
Ninth and
New York Streets
Traffic Safety Commission
City Hall
Sixth and
Massachusetts
Martha Parker
Datebook submissions contact details and address
To submit items for Datebook call 832-7254 or write to Datebook P.O. Box 888 Lawrence 66044 Datebook's email address is datebook ijworld com
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Datebook
P.O
Lawrence
Ijworld.com
Burglaries Reported As Bike Stolen In Lawrence
A 35 year old Lawrence woman reported her 1992 Giant guana mountain bike, valued at 1500 dollars, stolen from the 1400 block of New Jersey between 7 p.m. and dusk Thursday. The Journal-World notes it prints select police reports and avoids naming victims or suspects unless charged.
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Lawrence
New Jersey
Kasold Drive
New Hampshire Street
New York Street
Princeton Boulevard
Harper Street
Iowa Street
Silver Leaf Lane
Baldwin
Stone Barn Terrace
Kibbee Street
East 1800 Road
Maine Street
Iown Street
North Third Street
Illinois
East Lawrence Terminal
Interstate 70
Prairie Avenue
Journal-World
Hospitals policy on correcting errors in Journal-World
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors. Readers are urged to call 785 832 7154 or email newsworld.com to report errors and seek correction.
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Journal-World
World.com
All City
Mike Shields
News
Liworld.com
Ljworld.com
KU honors science fiction authors at ceremony
KU held a two week Writers Workshop in Science Fiction with six writers honored. Poul Anderson won the Campbell Memorial Award for Genesis and Tan McDonald took the Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award for Tendeleos Story. Inductees included Alfred Bester Fritz Leiber Jack Vance and Ursula K Le Guin into the Hall of Fame. A book signing with six authors followed at Mt Oread Bookshop as part of the Intensive English Institute on Teaching of Science Fiction.
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Kansas University
Poul Anderson
John W. Campbell
Anderson
Tan McDonald
Tendeleo
Theodore Sturgeon
McDonald
Northern Ireland
Alfred Bester
Fritz Leiber
Jack Vance
Ursula K. le Guin
Robin Wayne Bailey
James Gunn
Kit Johnson
Justin Leiber
Chris McKitterick
Frederick Pohl
Mt. Oread
Kansas Union
Center For Science Fiction
KU students win awards for acoustical design project
Wawa Five Kansas University students received commendation awards at the Acoustical Society of America annual meeting for designing an 800 seat music hall and related spaces for a performing arts center near a major roadway. Teams included Brian Corry and Lucy Williams with other architecture seniors.
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Kansas University
Acoustical Society of America
Brian Corry
Ballwin
Lucy Williams
St. Louis
Greg Hughes
Ballwin, Mo
Jon Peterson
Hugoton
Ryan O'Halloran
Chillicothe, Mo
Contact details for The World Journal staff and ads
A dense contact directory lists City Editor Mike Shields and editors with phone numbers, emails, and website links. It includes Advertising, Circulation, and customer service contacts, office hours, and redelivery guarantees.
Jamie War Eriner returns to Mississippi weather role
Jamie Warriner, formerly chief meteorologist at GNews for three years, has moved back to his home state. He now serves as a meteorologist at WABG, the ABC affiliate in Greenville Mississippi.
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Jamie Warriner
Gnews
Mississippi
WABG
ABC
Greenville
Miss
Call Sound Off voice line for questions
Public notice invites listeners to call a designated number 832-7297 to hear a recording that explains how to leave a question for Sound Off. The message provides the caller instructions and the specific phone line to use.
On the Street: Cats or Dogs Debate among Locals
In Lawrence, residents from various professions discuss pets. Jozette Bowman shifts from cats to dogs for friendliness. Nicole St Julien-Thomas favors cats for independence. Bryan Thomas prefers dogs for playfulness and obedience. Nicole Weith has always kept dogs and would consider a cat.
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Jozette Bowman
Lawrence
Nicole St. Julien-Thomas
Nicole Weith
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10Th
LAW Enforcement
Jacquelyn Stineman
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
U.S. Highway
E. Aenea
Haskell Ave
Sixth St
Good Intent
Sunset Drive
Rachel Watkins-Bowen
Justin Bowen
Bart Walbridge
Lawrence Arts Center
Ninth St
The
Lac
Thad Allender
Journal-World Photo
Wawa
KU Architecture
Underground Railroad Assn. Schedules Meeting
Underground Railroad Assn
McLouth
Harvest House
Albert Gibson
Gibson
Trim County
Tom Cowser
N.H
Richard Brack
John Taylor
Jworld.com
Bernie Re
Ann Gardner
Chuck Woodling
Jan Biles
Jon Niccum
Jniccum
Mark Fagan
Mfagan
Wwwljworld.com
al Bonner
Maria Preston
Mpreston
L Jworld.com
Joe Lewis
Jamie Wareriner
Channel 6
Weather Man
By Rachel Moluf
Bryan Thomas
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