Lawrence Datebook highlights a busy community schedule
Lawrence Douglas County Health Department immunization clinics at 200 Maine and a string of library events including Toddler Storytime at 707 Vt and Book Babies. City and township meetings at City Hall, Kanwaka and Wakarusa board sessions, and a Farmers Market. Also featured are a Douglas County health screening, Craft Day for teens, Lunch Bunch book talk, and a World Tour 2004 concert by the Lawrence City Band.
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Lawrence Public Library
Cardley Rocket Club
Farmers Market
Vermont Street
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Eighth St
Lawrence
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U.S. Highway 40
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Babcock Place
Mass
Tracy Milsap
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
E. Eighth St
Douglas County Commission Meeting
County
Lawrence City Band
South Park
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Books & Babies
Young Adult Zone
JB Stouts
Wakarusa Drive
Historic Resources Commission
City Hall
Sixth
Burglaries and Theft Reported in Lawrence Area
The Quality Inn on 801 Ioan reported a cash loss of 2077.44 between June 30 and July 6. A 1991 Chevrolet pickup valued at 2500 was stolen from 600 block of Durham Court. A Dell Inspiron worth 1659 was taken from 3300 block of Peterson Road between 3 p.m. Wednesday and 2 p.m. Thursday. Fire calls include smoke detector outages and building fires across several addresses. The Journal-World omits certain police accounts and victims are protected.
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Quality Inn
Ioan
Durham Court
Lawrence
Peterson Road
Lawrence Parents Welcome Four New Babies This Week
Keith and Karen Ely welcome a baby boy on Sunday in Lawrence. Matt and Kristin Schmaus greet a girl on Monday. Charles and Aine Harris celebrate a boy born Monday in Lawrence. Molly Jones Peterman and Matt Peterman announce a girl born Monday in Lawrence.
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Keith
Karen Ely
Lawrence
Matt
Kristin Schmaus
Charles and
Aine Harris
Molly Jones
Peterman
Matt Peterman
Journal-World notes policy on correcting errors
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors and invites readers to call (785) 832-7154 or email news jworld.com if they believe a correction is needed. The notice emphasizes accountability and public communication.
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P.O
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Ijworld.com
Journal-World
Jworld.com
Journal-World staff contact and subscriber lines
Local newsroom and subscriber service details for Journal-World offices in Lawrence. Includes phone numbers for news tips obituaries sports living and entertainment editors, city editor Mike Shields contacts, outside commuter lines, and advertising circulation contacts. Also lists World Online and 6News partners with staff emails and numbers.
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John Taylor
Ljworld
Mike Shields
Mshields
Ann Gardner
Agardner
Jworld
Chuck Woodling
Mindle Paget
Mpaget
Ijworld
Jon Niccum
Jniccum
Lworld
Chad Lawhorn
Clawhorn
Journal-World staff win NF P W awards 2004
Two Journal-World staff members won NF P W 2004 Communications Contest awards. Ann Gardiner earned first in editorial for daily papers. Mindie Paget took second in health writing and page layout and third in a regular section. National prizes to be presented Sept 11 in Lexington. Kansas piano finalists showcase on Kansas Public Radio today and July 20. KU summer academy features. Gunn Center awards honor Kaye Baker and Jack McDevitt. four writers inducted into Science Fiction Hall of Fame.
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National Federation of Press Women
Ann Gardiner
Mindie Paget
Paget
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Lexington
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Kansas Public Radio
FM 91
Rachel Hunter
Erin Hales
Arizona
Grace Ma
Kuok-Wai Lio
Hong Kong
Haidi Ching
Windsor
Gunn Center For the Study of
Campbell
Theodore Sturgeon
Kaye Baker
Mars
John W. Campbell
Jack McDevitt
Rice Foundation profile and 2003 grant total
The Ethel and Raymond F. Rice Foundation, based in Lawrence and established in 1972, supported a Rice concert program. Raymond Rice, a KU Law graduate, taught at KU Law 1913–1926 and practiced corporate law for private clients and Kansas Electric Power Co. Ethel Rice served as Franklin County clerk and later a Douglas County court reporter. In 2003 the foundation made 30 grants totaling $501,200.
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Raymond * F. Rice
Lawrence
Raymond Rice
Kansas University School of Law
Law
Kansas Electric Power Co
Western Resources
Ethel Rice
Franklin County
Douglas County
Readers split on Kansas Union cigarette sales debate
On Massachusetts Street, residents weigh if the Kansas Union should stop selling cigarettes. Michele Ward, Lisa Utel, Jeremiah Teller, Zach Stinson, and others offer adult choice, personal health views, and public space concerns in a street interview.
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Kansas Union
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Atlanta
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Kansas City
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Oak Hill
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Sar & Sun
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