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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2012
Page
4
The first day of fall 2012 KU classes is August 20. Lawrence public schools start August 14 for grade six, August 15 for grades one through nine, August 16 for kindergarten and grades 10-12, and August 20 for pre kindergarten. For questions call 832-7297 or email soundoff jworld.
Readers across Mahomet and Lawrence weigh in on whether alcohol tastings in liquor stores and wineries would help shoppers, with students and locals saying tastings aid discovery while others fear uncertainty about liking what they buy. Opinions cover microbrews, red wines, and cost concerns.
A 31 year old Lawrence woman reported a $1000 forgery of a check in the 1300 block of West Sixth Street. The incident occurred sometime between Friday morning and Monday afternoon, according to police records.
Ashley Kellner and Tim Reed of Lawrence welcome a boy on Tuesday. Sebastian Helms and Carley Collette of Lawrence welcome a boy on Tuesday. Karen M and John L Yates of Lawrence welcome a girl.
Lawrence police describe a black teen or young man with a backpack seen near a residence on Aldrich Street after an unlocked door was used to enter. No theft reported. a resident chased the intruder away. Tips leading to an arrest may earn up to 1000 dollars. Also noted is the Lawrence High School Class of 1957 55th reunion with events at The Wheel and planned meals and activities.
Lawmakers gathered for January dinners linked to the Kansas Open Meetings Act inquiry. Subpoenas issued to several legislators, including Brunk and Peck, with interviews arranged. Brownback’s office defends the gatherings as noncriminal, while critics call the probe a political fishing expedition. Local officials note dinners were social, not official business.
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