Lawrence Datebook Today’s Community Events
Dread Neighborhood Assn hosts a morning gardening session at Cul-De-Sac Public Gardens at 12th and Indiana. Annual McLouth BBC Blowout runs 10 a.m. to noon at Prairie Park. Immunization clinic at 200 Maine runs 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Acoustic Jam at The Americana Music Academy 745 N.H. at 8:30 p.m. Sunday info meeting at Headquarters Counseling Center 707 Vt. 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Douglas County Commission meets 9 a.m. at county courthouse 1100 Mass. Lecompton City Council meets 7 p.m. at community building 333 Elmore. Traffic Safety Commission meets 6 p.m. at City Hall Sixth St.
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Datebook submission contact details
To submit items for consideration in Datebook call 832-6397 or write to Datebook P.O. Box 888 Laiwrence 66044 Datebook's email address is datebook jworld.com.
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Lawrence man arrested after chase in East Lawrence
A 19-year-old Lawrence man was arrested after a foot chase in East Lawrence following alleged criminal damage to a green Mazda near 1200 Pennsylvania Street. He is detained on suspicion of property damage and a Wyandotte County felony warrant. Bond set at 11500.
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Births in Lawrence and Eudora add five new babies
The Lawrence area welcomed several new births this week. Paul H. and Fuarosa Bittinger greet a boy, Thursday, and Ben and Shawna Gannaway announce a girl, Thursday. Carlos Carlaga and Deidra Whiteman welcome a girl, Thursday, followed by Jeremy and Laura Zelles with a girl, Thursday. Scott and Nancy Jackson celebrate a girl born Friday in Eudora.
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Lawrence
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Journal-World Corrects Notable Errors Policy Note
The Journal-World states its policy to fix significant errors brought to editors, inviting readers to report via phone or email. It provides a contact number (7B5) 832-7154 and email news tiworld.com for corrections.
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Court tosses hazing suit against KU fraternity
Kansas Supreme Court refuses to reinstate Matthew Prime's 1999 lawsuit seeking over 375000 from Pi Kappa Alpha and associated leaders and organizations over a 1997 incident at the Mount Oread house. Prime, age 19, was hospitalized comatose from alcohol poisoning after a pledging event.
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Pit bull attack sues owners for damages
Amanda Kirk and her mother sue Teresa L. Anderson and Kirk Billings in Douglas County District Court seeking more than 75,000 after a pit bull named Savage allegedly bit Amanda on June 2 2000 near a Clinton Lake campsite causing facial injury scarring pain and mental anguish. The suit accuses the owners of failing to monitor restrain and supervise the dog. Also included are notices about blood center hours and upcoming veterans convention and a June 18 infant toddler screening in Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Contact information and staff directory for the Journal World
The notice lists phone numbers and email for city editors and editors across departments including News Sports Features and Entertainment. It provides office hours and guidance for submitting story ideas and classified ads. It also notes web addresses for feedback classifieds and delivery inquiries and mentions contact for circulation issues.
Sound Off Kansas Uni summer session start date
Summer school begins Tuesday with Kansas University's session. Classes end July 26.
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Call Sound Off Line for Questions
Readers are invited to call a designated line 832-7297 to leave questions for the Sound Off segment. A recording guides callers to state their inquiry clearly and leave contact details if relevant.
On the Street on the Street by Kristin Callaway
A street forum on September fears and terrorism questions features quotes from James Walmsley David White Marcus Destry and Chelsey Mathes about FBI vigilance New York and Kansas context and the unpredictability of violent events with mixed opinions on preventability
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