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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2012
Page
5
Several patrons reported skin irritation from fiberglass pool grates at Memorial Day weekend. Parks staff will replace worn equipment. repairs should finish soon. For questions call 832-7297 or email soundoff@ljworld.com.
In the column readers respond about living in another country. Answers favor Switzerland for permissive laws, scenic mountains and lakes, chocolate, and overall beauty. Responses highlight personal appeal and national character.
Lawrence police investigate a reported home invasion and knife wielding robbery in the 4100 block of West 24th Place with detectives interviewing witnesses. No suspect in custody and no description available. medical teams left scene with no patients.
Angie Castorena and Jason Chase of Lawrence announce the birth of a girl on Wednesday. Jimmy and Angela Willis of Topeka welcome a girl born Thursday. Joe Harms and Cad McClelland of Ottawa announce the arrival of a girl on Thursday.
The Journal- World reports gas prices as low as 3.36 at multiple stations. People are urged to call 832-7154 if they encounter a lower price.
A Thursday report on Free State High School lighting shows five courts reconditioning at 350000 dollars. Adding three courts and lighting all eight raises total project cost to 547000 dollars. A Go article photo caption misstates details for David Brown. He is associated with 1040 N.H. and will turn 60 in August.
Kansas businessman Ron Bramlage, his wife Rebecca, and their four children Brandon Boston Beau and Roxanne died when their 2006 Pilatus PC 12/47 crashed into Tiger Creek Preserve near Orlando. Investigators said no survivors and that the NTSB will lead the probe. The family, known for charity in Junction City and tied to Kansas State University, leaves a legacy of community support.
Lee D. Smith, 37, of Basehor, Kansas, pleaded not guilty in Kansas City Missouri federal court to a scheme to hire a man to murder his wife. He allegedly drove the hit man to the wife’s Overland Park workplace on May 9 and offered 1800 dollars, with prosecutors saying the hired man was a confidential informant. Smith remains jailed as a June 20 hearing approaches. bail was not set, citing the charge’s nature and Smith's mental condition.
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