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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1999

Page

12

Noxious weed battle spans Douglas County farmland

Douglas County crews battle musk thistle bindweed and Johnson grass while patrolling private land for infestations. Inspectors issue 10 day notices to kill weeds, with legal action and fines up to 1500 dollars for noncompliance. The K State Extension Office assists landowners with eradication methods and herbicide sales.

Jerome Douglas County United States Kansas Department Agriculture K-State Research and Extension Office

Correct car seat use reduces risk in crashes

Experts note common errors like loose installation and harness slack can endanger children. SAFE KIDS coordinator Heidi Oberrieder and technician Munsch urge parents to read manuals, attend checks, and ensure proper installation before leaving, as proper use can cut serious injury risk by up to 70 percent.

Oberrieder Munsch Onhees Mark Bruce Kansas Highway Patrol

Memorial services for George F Wedge III in Lawrence

Memorial services for George F Wedge III will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lawrence. A private burial will follow at Pioneer Cemetery. Wedge, 71, died June 5, 1999, at his home. He was born September 13, 1927, in Rochester, New York, and had a long academic career at the University of Kansas. He served in the Navy, earned degrees from Middlebury College and the University of Minnesota, helped found KU's linguistics department, and produced work on creativity and addiction. He was married to Margaret Nasmith and survived by his wife, a son, three daughters, and five grandchildren. Memorials may be sent to the Lawrence Chamber Orchestra or the NAACP Youth Council. Funeral arrangements are through Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home.

George F Wedge Lawrence Trinity Episco Church Pioneer Cemetery Wedge Rochester N.Y George Francis Wedge II Marion Louise (White) Wedge Binghampton Syracuse Onondaga Valley Academy Navy Naval Academy At Annapolis Middlebury College Vermont Reid L. Carr University of Minnesota Kansas University Kansas State University Mr. Wedge American Studies High Plains Literary Review Connecticut Review Arete Sonny Bliss Associated Writing Program Woodley Press Cottonwood Kansas Quarterly Douglas County DCCCA The Kansas Alcohol Counselors Assn Affirmative Action Board Applied English Center English Department Margaret Alice Nasmith Arlington Philip Alberta Elliott Wedge Louise Wedge Pennewell Lawrence Chamber Orchestra Youth Council National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home Clifton Hibner Memorial Park Cemetery Hibner Lawrence Memorial Hospital Braymer S.R. Hibner Lillie Day) Hibner Christine Brightwell Richard Buck Ron Gary Hot Springs Ark David Topeka Farrell Wichita Betty Marlin Lebanon Lorene Rothwell Lecompton Hazel Oakes Beney Yer Funeral Home American Heart Assn Karen Paasch Rumsey-Yost Funeral Washington Creek Ms. Paasch Kansas City Kan Delbert Paasch Martha (Flory) Paasch Lawrence High School Baker University Baldwin Iola Junior College Center For Basic Cancer Fredericka Viola Brown Second Christian Church Oak Hill Cemetery Brown Wilford “Skeeter” Brown Joyce M. Barksdale Leland Brown Charlotte Dickson Jo Elaine Willis Overland Park Carole Galloway Bonnie Wallace Tex Wilford Brown Jr LeRoy Brown Bowie Esterine McDuff Warren-McElwain Mortuary Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation

Major streets face roadwork ahead this week citywide

Roadwork delays will affect Tennessee Street from 11th to 14th for water line work, Trail and Frontier roads intersections closed for repairs and repaving, Ninth Street from Vermont to Indiana with lanes blocked for sewer pipes and intersections closed, Ninth Street from Vermont to Massachusetts closed for water and drainage pipe work, nearby streets restricted, and Kansas River bridges between downtown and North Lawrence with east lane and eastern sidewalk closed for resurfacing.

Public Works Department Tennessee Street 11Th 14Th Streets Trail and Frontier Roads Ninth Street Vermont Indiana Streets Ninth Massachusetts Kansas River Downtown North Lawrence

Roadwork blocks turns along Kansas Turnpike west of town

Motorists traveling from Lawrence to Topeka should beware two construction zones along the Kansas Turnpike from mileposts 194 to 201, covering the West Lawrence and Lecompton interchanges. One lane remains open in both directions. East Topeka interchange project ongoing.

Lawrence Topeka West Lawrence Lecompton East Topeka

Detour planned on highways between Lawrence and KC

Authorities announce a detour on U S Highway 24 40 between Lawrence and Kansas City with an 178th Street detour in Kansas City. Kansas Highway 10 from Lawrence east limits to Peugerton county line will have overlay work reducing traffic to one lane in each direction. Work proceeds in two mile stretches and should finish in stages.

Lawrence Kansas City 178Th Street Peugerton

State agencies near Y2K readiness and Obama era concerns

A state official warns of Y2K glitches across agencies with a 95 percent readiness rate, 4 percent fixed and tested, and 1 percent on a mission critical list. He anticipates nonzero federal and local computer issues on October 1 and urges basic preparedness similar to hurricane stockups.

Stanley Feds United States FEMA Federal Emergency Management Administration

Researchers develop healthy cow candy in Kansas pasture

Kansas State University researchers create a candylike supplement for beef cattle to free feed minerals vitamins and protein without overeating. Russell Pope explains cows crowd for treats as the dense 250 pound drums of soy byproduct candy are tested at the university feedlot with soy meal vitamins and minerals added.

Manhattan Russell Pope Pope Kansas State University Jim Drouillard Kansas State

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