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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2009
Page
3
The Castle Tea Room is back in May for private events including use of the new patio south of the building. To book visit the castletea room dot com reservation page and contact staff with event details. Rates depend on guest count and event type.
Matt Marrs security company owner in Lawrence says the sun and distraction from work appeal to him. Eileen Horn nonprofit director notes she has mowed her lawn only three times since buying a new house and does not hate it yet.
After the slaying of Dr. George Tiller in Wichita, area residents donate to abortion rights groups and memorial funds. A LJWorld.com poll shows many would donate in Tiller’s name. Planned Parenthood reports hundreds of donations from at least 25 states. Activists hold vigils and donate to various organizations to honor his work and support reproductive health education.
Police say the gunman acted alone as anti abortion groups distance themselves. Roeder’s family describes mental illness and extreme beliefs, with his ex wife recalling a rise in anti government activity and deep anti abortion zeal. Witnesses tie him to a Kansas City clinic and a recent backdoor lock tampering incident.
Prosecutors expect a jury trial next week for Barbara Schnegelsiepen, 28, charged with seven felonies including aggravated battery on a law officer after a December chase that ended with Officer Doug Payne struck on U S Highway 40 east of Big Springs. Her defense notes no plea offers.
Law enforcement officers will carry a torch across the county from Louisiana Street to County Road 458 and into Lawrence KU ending in South Park. The run culminates Friday in Wichita with a cauldron lighting before about 2400 athletes coaches and fans opening the Special Olympics competition. Local contestant Kody Gray 12 expresses excitement. Officers urge cheers and note their year long fund raising and awareness for Special Olympics.
Lawrence High School players try out the new football field with bleachers and amenities slated for completion by August 15 and September 4 for the first home game. If weather delays occur, Rick Gammill is coordinating with Haskell Indian Nations University for a backup stadium option. Senior Ben Muiller praises the field as theirs.
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