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A reader poll question on Massachusetts Street asks locals whether they support nonmilitary uses of unmanned drones. The prompt invites responses at LJWorld.com.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2013
Page
4
A reader poll question on Massachusetts Street asks locals whether they support nonmilitary uses of unmanned drones. The prompt invites responses at LJWorld.com.
Lawrence scholar Austin Fitts from the University of Kansas argues that surveillance fear should not curb the growth of technology. He contends uses are expanding and nothing to fear, highlighting practical applications and societal benefits.
Law enforcement report notes there were no incidents to report on Saturday leaving no activity to record for the LJWorld blotter.
Lea BIRTHS Yolanda Neal a girl Thursday. Michelle Long and Cody Potts Lawrence a girl Friday. Rita York Hennecke and Michael Hennecke Lawrence a girl Saturday. Taysha Preece and James Zeh Lawrence a girl Saturday.
Saturday morning rain disappointed cyclists as the third annual Community Bike Ride was canceled and will not be rescheduled. Stephen Lane, chairman, called it a one-time shot and said a makeup day would be arranged next year. The event, hosted by the Lawrence Central Rotary Club, promotes healthy lifestyles and family cycling.
Lawrence Journal-World calls for 2013 Only in Lawrence honorees. Readers should submit suggestions with brief explanations, contact details for the nominee and for the writer, via email jwright ljworld.com by July 28, for publication of winners in September. Julie Wright, managing editor.
Minutes from the November 19, 2002 meeting show Ordinance No. 7594 prohibiting possession and discharge of fireworks within the city passed 4-1. In favor were Commissioners David Dunfield James R. Henry Sue Hack and Mike Rundle. Dissenting was Commissioner Martin Kennedy.
A short notice invites readers to call 832-7297 or email soundoff at ljworld.com for questions or comments. The item provides direct contact methods without additional context or details.
The Journal World outlines its policy to correct significant errors brought to editors. Readers are urged to call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com to report suspected mistakes.
Carolyn Lambert, longtime Baker University volunteer and CASA board member, died leaving a legacy of campus events, charity work, and travel. She supported Baker as honorary alumna and led university activities while husband Daniel Lambert praises her devotion. Surviving are her children Kristie Hatfield and Buzz Lambert, sister Wilma Dee, and seven grandchildren. Memorial service set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at United Methodist Church of the Resurrection Leawood with a church reception following. Donations to the Dan and Carolyn Lambert Endowed Scholarship Fund at Baker University or the church are requested in lieu of flowers.
Senate candidate recruitment faces tension between pragmatism and party activism as Senator Moran leads a Republican effort to back incumbents and cultivate broadly appealing challengers. Lessons from past losses drive careful vetting, boot camps, and targeted funding amid intraparty divides and pressure from groups like the Club for Growth.
Laura McKnight of the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation helped shape a Baker University program centered on philanthropy sustainability governance and talent development. The course targets working adults with small classes and a focus on empowering givers. Baker plans further industry consultations and will publish the full curriculum and admissions details at bakery.edu.
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