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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2012
Page
5
Readers question the safety of walking dogs in 100 degree heat on hot sidewalks. Dori Villalon of Law Arenee Humane Society warns such exposure risks paw burns and heat exhaustion, especially for older or health compromised dogs or short muzzled breeds. She urges exercising dogs in cooler morning or evening hours.
The Journal-World notes gas prices as low as 3.43 dollars at several stations and invites readers to call 832-7154 if they locate a lower price.
Tyler and Sheena Shearburn welcomed a daughter in Lawrence on Sunday. Amanda Schwindt and Erik Peterson also welcomed a daughter in Lawrence on Sunday.
Police say two Lawrence men, ages 35 and 40, confronted construction workers with a hammer and nail board at Sixth Street and Kasold Drive around 12:30 PM Sunday after water was shut off. One owned a business affected by the outage. both faced aggravated assault and related charges as the exact details remain under investigation.
Wichita climbers push through midmorning heat at an abandoned concrete plant near 47th Street South and K-15 as the Kansas Cliff Club grows to about 125 members ages 8 to 80. The walls feature 85 and 65 foot exterior routes and 16 to 35 foot indoor walls with 300 routes. Members pay 225 dollars for individuals and 175 for students, and must demonstrate climbing skill and safety rules.
Harveyville in Wabaunsee County plans to rebuild a one story church on the former land where a historic building stood for more than a century after the EF2 tornado that killed one person and injured about a dozen others. The storm raged with 120 to 130 mph winds nearly five months ago.
The Rev. Dennis Irwin calls the reconstruction very exciting as BRIEFLY indicates injuries. A key goal is a dedicated space in the new building for a food pantry, signaling community support and service expansion.
Kansas University School of Medicine in Wichita requests free trash assessments for about an hour, funded by an EPA cooperative agreement. The program follows a prior summer and spring assessments, which showed about 85 percent of discarded materials could have been recycled.
The EPA is reviewing the portion of the power plant rule that targets future plants, clarifying how standards would apply to five proposed plants in Kansas Texas Georgia and Utah. Officials say existing plant rules remain unchanged and will protect millions from air pollution.
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