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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1992
Page
5
Lawrence Republican Paul Shivel, 60, filed for the 2nd District Douglas County Commission seat with 169 signatures. He would succeed Mike Amyx if elected. Shivel emphasized budgeting cautions and that several county issues may be moot before the next commissioner takes office.
James I. Chappell, Lawrence attorney and businessman, filed Tuesday as a Democratic candidate for the Douglas County Commission 2nd District seat being vacated by Mike Amyx. He paid the $302.75 filing fee and outlined budget relief, local development on Highway 10, farm involvement in Eastern Parkway alignment, and monthly meetings in Baldwin and Eudora. Chappell plans to move into the district, to be registered by inauguration on Jan 11, 1993. He heads Chappell Land Co. and is a partner in Future Lawrence Investors, with multiple local properties. He and his wife Betsy Hamm Chappell have two children and hold various community roles.
Douglas County Democrats will introduce candidates for local and state offices at a pie and ice cream social in Centennial Park Lawrence from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday. All voters invited. Contact Paula Naughtin at 749-0962 for details.
The Villages Inc receives a 5000 grant from the Freedom Forum in Arlington Virginia to support three Lawrence Village homes housing up to 10 homeless or abused children each with surrogate parents. The Villages, founded in 1964 by Dr Karl Menninger, runs homes in Lawrence and Topeka for Kansas children aged 6 to 18. Dolph C Simons Jr the Journal World editor serves as a Freedom Forum trustee.
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