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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2002
Page
5
Lawrence Datebook lists immunization clinic hours at Health Department, and libraryToddler Storytime for 2 year olds with adult, Storytime for 3+ children. Americana Music Academy jam at Aimee's Coffee House. Registration details and contact numbers included.
Joyce Curry, 54, of Eudora, injured when her car was hit by a pickup and remains in fair condition at KU Med. Dale Johnson, 51, injured in a July rollover near Lawrence, released from KU Med. Fire calls include alarms, investigations, and smoke scare. ambulances respond to multiple medical emergencies in Lawrence and nearby areas. Lawrence Humane Society reports a 10 month old black retriever mix stray. Marriage licenses issued to numerous couples in Lawrence and surrounding towns. The Journal-World notes it does not print all police reports and outlines reporting guidelines.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital announced no births occurred Thursday. The Journal-World invites readers to report significant errors and provides contact details for corrections.
Twenty eight University of Kansas staff members including 13 classified and 15 unclassified volunteers chose two week unpaid vacations to bridge a 71 million state funding gap. The plan, extended beyond summer, preserves benefits while offering budget flexibility for tight departments.
Jimmie L. Bowser, 27, faces aggravated battery in Douglas County District Court for allegedly striking a 41 year old man with a 4 hammer during a Monday fight in the Rockledge Apartments parking lot. The victim is in serious condition at a Kansas City area hospital and Bowser was later found nearby. He remains in Douglas County Jail on a 30000 bond.
Contact details for the city desk and departments at the newspaper are listed, including editors, managers, and email and phone numbers. The notice also provides hours, circulation services, publication support, and redelivery guarantees. It names City Editor Mike Shields and many department heads with direct lines and email addresses.
Don Dalquest post commander says the license tag display at the American Legion 3408 W Sixth St is open for public viewing from 9 AM to 11 AM on weekdays and 5 30 PM to 8 PM Thursday through Saturday. There is no charge and the exhibit runs until August 15. For Sound Off, call 832 7297 to leave a question via recording.
Abby Mills writes a concise column exploring city life as it unfolds on sidewalks and storefronts. Observations capture ordinary scenes, local quirks, and the rhythm of everyday urban passages without heavy narrative or opinion.
Barry Walters of Onaga, a mechanic, found a hand thrown clay pot for a dollar at the sidewalk sale and calls it a pretty good deal. Anita Markley of Hays, an art teacher, snagged a very funky shirt with Japanese paintings on it.
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