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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2015
Page
4
Lawrence residents and visitors name everyday heroes at the Lawrence Public Library gathering. Sophia Branden cites reporters in danger abroad, Doug Ward praises teachers, others honor minimum wage workers and on street voices invite reader responses on LJWorld.com.
KU plans to replace McCollum Hall on Daisy Hill with two new residence halls opening for the fall semester. Surplus drive collected 1200 pounds of food, 24600 pounds of clothing, and furniture moved to Just Food, Sustainability Action Network, and Planet Aid Kansas City for redistribution.
The Journal-World clarifies that KU Research: Speed Dating Edition runs Monday from 6:30 to 8:30 pm at the Cider Gallery on 810 Pennsylvania St. It also fixes the Black Joe Lewis concert date to 7 p.m. June 27 outside the Lawrence Arts Center.
Lawrence residents will revisit Centron productions at Liberty Hall on Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. The program, part of Everyday Heroes, honors Newsom and curator George Gibbs for cataloging Centron works. Highlights include Leo Beuerman, Carnival of Souls link to Centron staff, and clips tracing Lawrence history through film.
Kiowa farmers report yields from 5 to 40 bushels per acre with test weights 52 to 61 pounds. May rains saved parched wheat as heads filled but current harvest rains reduce test weight and muddy fields increase harvest costs, though growers expect to manage as usual.
Lawrence couple Brandy Lancaster and Nick Hilpman welcome a baby girl born Sunday at the local hospital.
Two Kansas University students were taken to area hospitals after a chemical reaction in Malott Hall. A shattered beaker caused injuries from broken glass. none were life threatening. The building stayed open and no alarms or evacuations occurred as investigators continue.
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