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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2011
Page
4
The Busker Festival seeks $3,500 from a Kickstarter campaign ending Aug 2 to cover artist fees shade tents and production costs for the Aug 19 21 event in downtown Lawrence. Pledges at kck.st/nHwom4 offer prizes for different levels as organizers press for more support.
Call Sound Off with your question at 832-7297 for assistance and feedback. The notice invites readers to submit queries and share opinions through the provided phone line for prompt responses.
Kansas City resident Wil Flanigan cites The Burger Stand at the Casbah and its Classic burger. Sacramento student Elisabeth Scott names a Chipotle burrito bowl with steak or chicken.
Robert and Patience Nunco of Lawrence announce the birth of a girl on Monday. Gary and Mandy Tryon are also noted in the brief.
A Sunday story about Kansas University professor Barbara Anthony-Twarog contained errors. It incorrectly stated her sons' fields. Nathaniel is studying brain and cognitive science at MIT while Anthony studies screenwriting at New York University.
The Journal- World reports gasoline prices as low as 3.59 at several TT TVG stations. Readers are encouraged to call 832-7154 if a lower price is found.
A 24 year old Lawrence man reported his black 1998 Harley Davidson valued at $9,000 was stolen from the 1600 block of Tennessee Street. A 31 year old Lawrence man reported $2,080 stolen from his U S Bank account between 8 am and 5 pm Wednesday.
The Journal World states it prints selective police reports. Burglaries are listed only when losses reach or exceed $1000 unless unusual factors apply. Names are withheld to protect victims. Arrest names appear after charges. Assaults and batteries are reported only with major injuries. Holdups and robberies are included.
Kansas Bioscience Authority members approved six million dollars in new investments including a one point six million grant to Deciphera Pharmaceuticals in Lawrence and a one point six million grant to recruit a KU cancer researcher. The EU Cancer Center received one point one million for a Rising Star recruit Raymond Perez to lead Phase I Trials. Perez, formerly at Dartmouth, will bring five KU jobs and four point three million in research money. The board also eyed a four hundred thousand grant to an animal health company seeking a U S location in Kansas potentially creating 36 local jobs with a 72 thousand five hundred six dollar average salary. An audit by BKD LLC was discussed with results due by October.
In Osage County Kansas hundreds of potential jurors were questioned at Lyndon High School for the quadruple murder trial of James Kraig Kahler. Kahler, a Columbia Missouri native, faces four counts of capital murder for the November 2009 killings of his ex wife Karen Kahler, their two daughters Emily and Lauren, and Karen’s mother Dorothy Wight at Wight’s Burlingame home.
Lawrence firefighters union asks city leaders to remove Fire Medical Chief Mark Bradford as sole investigator of department complaints. Lt. Kathy Elkins alleges misrepresentation of facts in a June 1 incident and seeks city HR oversight, while city officials treat the matter as a personnel complaint under standard practice.
Kansas arts officials warn that Gov. Sam Brownback's veto of the arts commission budget may end federal NEA support and other funds. With six new appointees, the commission faces a race to craft a matching-funds plan to keep federal dollars, or risk losing about 1.2 million and status with Mid-America Arts Alliance and NEA.
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