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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2012
Page
4
Megan Gilliland says state law allows only two abreast except on bicycle paths or lanes set aside for bikes. On routes with a marked bike lane riders should stay in the bike lane, not ride two abreast in adjacent lanes. for questions contact the number or email provided.
A brief arts item notes a street conversation about defining art. A participant asks who is to judge art, reflecting differing opinions of beauty and value. The piece references a page 6A continuation for further discussion.
Psychologist Wes Crenshaw resigns from Family Therapy Institute Midwest to start his own practice at 2601 W Sixth St. Dr. Bill Bayouth named 2012-2013 treasurer of the Kansas Veterinary Medical Association. Delta Dental of Kansas Foundation awards 37,250 to two Lawrence groups, with 20,000 for Douglas County Dental Clinic’s mobile Friendly Smiles program and 17,250 to Kansas Head Start Association for the Kansas Cavity Free Kids program in Kansas.
Brownback touts tax cuts as a boost for small business while critics warn of a $4.5 billion revenue shortfall over six years. Officials say the policy raises taxes on low earners and ends renter and food refunds, with businesses potentially restructuring to cut state taxes and independent contractors gaining exemptions. Lawmakers note only a governor can sign changes, and future elections could shift support.
At the KC Midwest Cat Club event 19 breeds appeared. Brisa an Australian Mist one of 12 in the U S placed second and third in the kitten category in her first show owned by Gary Morke and Candy Rishavis. Cats enjoyed the handling as much as owners with Brisa thriving in the spotlight and Bipolar Bear comfortable at his second show efforts.
KU professor Martin Dickinson analyzes Gov. Sam Brownback's tax cuts, listing losers such as employees, adoptive parents, working parents, seniors, low income groups, and renters, while noting winners include rental real estate owners, mineral, oil and gas beneficiaries, farmers, independent contractors, and business partners, shareholders, LLC members, and trusts and estates beneficiaries.
Ronald Green and Destiny Caton of Lawrence welcomed a boy, and Chris and Kacie Kneidel of Lawrence welcomed a girl, both on Saturday. No police incidents were reported to the Journal-World for Saturday.
The Journal-World states its policy to correct significant errors brought to the editors' attention. Readers are invited to call 785 832 7154 or email news jworld com to report mistakes and seek corrections.
A fragmented listing of titles and names including Girls and Rising Sun, The Borgias, purist, Johnny Caribbean, True Blood, Sean Cor, Nurse Jack, Tides. The OCR text reads as scattered catalog items with no clear event or narrative.
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