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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2005
Page
6
KU does not publish summer enrollment numbers until after the term ends, following a Kansas Board of Regents policy. The current year figures will be released later in compliance with that rule.
A local newspaper notes residents are directed to call 832 7297 to leave questions for the Sound Off segment. Callers are guided to listen to a recording that prompts them to record their inquiry. The notice emphasizes using the specified line for questions to be addressed on air.
Residents describe scams promising free goods in exchange for bank details. Brandi Franklin, Ted Izzo, and Jared Wondrack share experiences noting offers of a computer, camera, and magazine subscriptions or security problems require action. They advise skepticism and avoiding sharing account numbers.
A murder case reveals conflicts over jail inmate Mason who testified McCray confessed to the shooting. Rhoads later recanted writing, yet prosecutors and defense clash over withholding exculpatory information. A second trial produced a life sentence amid ongoing debate over potential new trials and appeals.
The article provides a contact line for staff writer Eric Weslander with a phone number 832-7146 for readers seeking direct information or follow up.
Homeless residents may sell a homeland produced newspaper for a dollar with 75 cents to the vendor and 25 cents to cover paper costs. Other initiatives include welcome racks and cookies sold at farmers markets to provide income and boost self worth. City officials note compliance with rules while monitoring panhandling limits.
Officials outlined eminent domain needs and new road access for a four lane Kansas project. Landowners fear property takings though advocates say fair compensation, with forum participants noting safety gains, drainage input, and a shift east of the route. Appraisal and right-of-way purchases are projected for summer 2006, construction aimed for early 2008.
Delinda Pushetonequa, a Haskell College senior, tests leaf sprouts in a greenhouse behind Tam Mead Hall as part of a study on switchgrass varieties. The aim is to select types for insulation and heat, with two acres needed to build a Caddo-style thatch house. The project links to broader national research on fuel from switchgrass.
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