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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1998
Page
6
Kansas law does not mandate gloves for food handlers. Public information officer Don Brown notes hand washing rules are the key and gloves are optional to reduce contamination. He warns gloves offer no advantage if cross contamination occurs and emphasizes washing after handling raw meat.
Readers are directed to call the Journal-World Access line at 865-5000 and enter category 7478 to leave a question for Sound Off. A recording guides the caller to leave their question.
The quote shows fan bias toward Utah during an NBA game, citing ex KU center Ostertag and predicting Chicago’s strong chance. It reflects regional college ties and team loyalty shaping pro basketball expectations.
Ornithology expert Richard Johnston will lecture on The Coexistence of Birds and Humans at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. The talk, sponsored by the Jayhawk Audubon Society, will be held at the Lawrence Senior Center at Eighth and Vermont.
The Sunflower State Games call for volunteers for July 17-19 and July 24-25. Last year over 400 volunteered. this year about 100 volunteers are signed up, with 300 to 350 more needed for roles from pre event setup to operations center work and athlete parties. Contact 842-7774 or thegames cjnetworks.com by email.
Lawrence resident Hai Feng Weng, 24, was bitten on the left calf by a raccoon while dealing with a baby raccoon found in his fireplace. Animal control set a chimney trap as officers hunt the large raccoon believed nesting there. Weng undergoes rabies treatment and stresses safety over possible exposure.
A warm front triggered strong storms Wednesday night moving through northeast Kansas. Roads flooded in Jefferson County with 3.7 inches in Grantville and 2.68 in Oskaloosa. Wind gusts reached 70 mph, hail ranged from pea to marble, and power outages affected rural areas. Lawrence saw a transformer failure and lights out at several intersections while power was restored to about 100 customers.
NAACP meeting at Watkins Community Museum basement 1047 Mass. Prairie Park Wood Creek Townhomes Pine Tree Townhomes storytimes. Allen Brothers Circus in downtown Tonganoxie amid Tonganoxie Days. Skunk Run Arts Festival Ottawa Fifth and Main. Lawrence Public Library summer reading kickoff Ric Averill. Health screening for seniors at Pinecrest apartments Eudora with fee.
Datebook invites items by phone at 832-7148 or by mail to Datebook PC Box 888 Lawrence 66044. Email submissions go to datebook at jworld.com.
Robert and Rorianne Daboda welcomed a girl in Lawrence on Wednesday. Paul and Anne Kirk announced the birth of a boy in Lawrence on the same day.
Due to incorrect information supplied to the Journal-World the dates for an upcoming conference were inaccurately reported. The Disabled American Veterans of Kansas will hold their meeting at the Lawrence Helidome on Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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