Ohlen the executive A director of Lawrence Memorial Hospital
The hospital's spokeswoman said Ohlen lists his home address and phone number along with the hospital's address and phone. Ohlen received a 2.5 percent pay raise as of Jan 1, now earning 108,638.40 annually. KU plans to change dorms to better compete with private apartments. Residence halls are state property exempt from taxation per the Kansas Constitution. Massachusetts Street parking features short term meters to encourage turnover. violations require reporting to the Lawrence Police parking control division with license plate numbers and vehicle descriptions.
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Call Sound Off Line for Journal-World Access
Readers are invited to call the Journal-World Access line at 865-5000 and enter category 7478 to leave a question for Sound Off. A recorded prompt asks callers to leave their inquiries.
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Veterans health screening in Lawrence set for March 15
A walk in health screening for veterans will be held March 15 in Lawrence from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the American Legion, 3408 W Sixth. Sponsored by the Colmery ONeill VA Medical Center, the clinic offers general health checks, hypertension screening, stroke information, and benefits guidance. First time users should bring DD 214, Social Security numbers, birth dates for dependents, and marriage date. A Kansas City VA officer will assist with claims.
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American Legion
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Seminar on communication skills at Douglas County Office
A 7 p.m. Monday seminar at the Douglas County Extension Office will explore communication skills. Charles Griffin, a Kansas State University therapist, and Sequetta Diggs of the Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center will present I Know You're Listening, But Do You Hear Me? Sponsored by Bert Nash, extension service, and Douglas County Farm Bureau.
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Charles Griffin
Kansas State University
Sequetta Diggs
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
Bert Nash Center
The
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Health fair at Lawrence Memorial Hospital offers free screenings
Lawrence Memorial Hospital hosts a health fair from 7 30 a m to noon on Saturday with free screenings for blood pressure body fat skin cancer foot problems oral vision and hearing exams Blood chemistries are available for a fee Several lectures are scheduled at 9 00 a m What everyone should know about the prostate by Dr Michael Well at 10 00 a m Current concepts in the cause of coronary artery disease by Dr Robert Conn and at 11 00 a m Hearing loss in the elderly by Dr Larry Marston
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Michael Well
Robert Conn
Larry Marston
Lawrence
Journal-World
Lawrence Health Fair and Campus Events Saturday
The Lawrence community schedules a Health Fair at LMH 325 Maine from 7:30 a.m. to noon, a volleyball tournament benefiting Women’s Transitional Care Services at Robinson Gymnasium, and a Lawrence School District site selection committee meeting at Service Center 3705 Clinton Pkwy 9 a.m. The Lawrence Sports Fair runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Community Building 115 W. 11th. A 7 p.m. Women’s Cultural Event is hosted by the KU Women’s Student Union at the Ecumenical Christian Ministries Building. Douglas County Commission meets 1:30 p.m. at the county courthouse 11th and Massachusetts. NCAA baseball Kansas vs Southeast Missouri State at Hogland Maupin Stadium at 3 p.m.
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Ecumenical Christian Ministries
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Poll results on Lawrence Arts Center tax vote prompt questions
The message asks if residents support city tax aid for expansion at the Lawrence Arts Center. It directs callers to use the Access line at 865-5000 and choose categories 3500 for yes or 3501 for no. It notes poll results show 15 yes and 106 no, and that respondents volunteered. results are not scientifically accurate.
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Burglary and theft reports span Lawrence area
Lawrence police report multiple thefts: in the 2200 block of Harper a garage loss valued at 6180 dollars, in the 700 block of East 19th bonds recorders and a Nintendo game totaling 1190 dollars, and in Emery Road an apartment loss of 2865 dollars. Separate incidents include a 19-year-old man committed to LMH after threatening a neighbor with a knife and two vehicle related injuries with minor details.
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Texas Births Bring Girls and Boys to Families
Texas birth notices report Mr and Mrs Charles G Turner I welcomed a girl on Thursday in Lawrence. Amy Osher and Mike Archer of Perry welcomed a boy on Thursday.
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Lawrence
Amy Osher
Mike Archer
Perry
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