Bond amounts vary in heroin arrests across counties
In recent arrests bonds ranged from 3,000 to 50,000 reflecting judge discretion. Lawrence residents Kristine Cave Midgett and Karen Hanneman posted own recognizance bonds of 6,000 each, while Melissa Schultz and Chad Reed posted 3,000 and 4,000 cash or surety bonds. Bond decisions hinge on criminal history, flight risk, locale, and charges. The piece notes Kansas State Board of Education elections and lists current members, with Kevin Gilmore serving District 3 representing Lawrence.
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Kristine Cave Midgett
Lawrence
Karen Hanneman
McLouth
Melissa Anne Schultz
Chad Elden Reed
Kansas States Board of Education
Kevin Gilmore
Gilmore
Mildred McMillen
Linda Holloway
Bill Wagnon
J.B
Sonny” Rundell
Scott Hill
Wanda Morrison
Call Sound Off With Journal-World Access Line
Instructions for submitting a question to Sound Off ask callers to dial the Journal-World Access line at 865-5000 category 7478. A recording prompts listeners to leave their question after the beep.
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Journal-World Access
Lawrence burglary and theft reports and police actions
Law rence police logged a 22 year old man reporting 10 Sony PlayStation games and other items stolen from a Trail residence with possible theft the night before. A separate theft of tires from a residence on Arkansas reported between noon Feb 28 and 4 30 p m Monday. Kenneth Slaughter 47 Lees Summit MO arrested for multiple offenses and held on 4000 bond. A 22 year old woman reported sexual battery by a 50 year old acquaintance at Haskell Ave. Norma Kurtz seriously ill after a January automobile crash. Emergency calls logged include a highway spill a gas leak a structure fire and several medical emergencies in Lawrence.
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Arkansas
Kenneth Cecil Slaughter
Lees Summit
Douglas County
Haskell Avenue
Barbara Kessler Performs in West Side Folk Concert
Barbara Kessler planned show at Ecumenical Christian Ministries 1204 Dread as part of West Side Folk. performance at Borders has been canceled.
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Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Dread
Borders
J-W to publish valuation guide in coming issue
The Journal World plans a Douglas County property valuation guide with data gathering ongoing. Future notices will announce availability details. Lawrence police investigate two Sixth Street shootings tied to King Pharmacy and Pinckney School with minor damage and no injuries. Call Crime Stoppers at 843-TIPS with information.
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Concert marks SUA anniversary with free Jaybowl show
Kansas University Student Union Activities presents a free Jaybowl Concert at 9:30 p.m. Friday on the Jaybowl first floor of the Kansas Union. In honor of SUA's 60th anniversary, the all ages event features the Believe-It-or-Nots and Big Russian with standard rock and bowling plus glow in the dark bowling and neon lights. Techno Bowling will be available for a fee.
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Jaybowl
The
Kansas Union
SUA
Baldwin hosts Kansas Foreign Language conference
The annual Kansas Foreign Language Elementary School Assn conference will be held in Baldwin Friday and Saturday. French German and Spanish workshops plus a dinner and a general session on state standards are planned. Storyteller Blaine Ray from Bakersfield Calif is scheduled to present Saturday and has authored several language teaching books.
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Baldwin
Kansas Initiative For State
Blaine Ray
Ray
Bakersfield
Calif
Attending Event Contact Vernon D. Michael
Interested individuals may call Vernon D. Michael at 785 594 3186 to inquire about attendance. The notice provides a direct phone contact for prospective participants.
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Vernon D. Michael
Day-care licensing information offered
Lawrence Douglas County Health Department sponsors an informational meeting on licensing and registration. The meeting is Monday at 7 p.m. at the health department. Kansas law requires homes with child care for more than one child or over 20 hours weekly to be registered or licensed. Call 843-0721 for information.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Lawrence area datebook highlights and meetings
After school story time at Lawrence Public Library and a family story time, a zoning appeals hearing at city hall, a public hearing on elementary school boundaries at South Junior High, toddler storytime, Pancake Day at American Legion Post 14, an immunization clinic, Douglas County Commission session, and a Farm Bureau gathering with Kansas Agriculture Secretary Allie Devine at the Lawrence Holidome.
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City Hall
Sixth
Massachusetts
South Junior High School
American Legion Post No. 14
S Legionaires II
W. Sixth
Lawrence- Douglas County
Douglas County Commission
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Lawrence Holidome
Births Kefei Cao and Ying Cheng Lai in Lawrence
A girl was born Wednesday to Kefei Cao and Ying Cheng Lai in Lawrence. Richard and Monica Wise welcomed a boy in Eudora on Wednesday.
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Ying Cheng Lai
Lawrence
Richard
Monica Wise
Eudora
Geeks on Wheels employee on player’s decision
Andrew Shobe comments on a college athlete's future focusing on grades and draft status. He says good grades may keep the player in school to finish education, while average grades and high draft stock could push him to go pro.
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Andrew Shobe
Geeks On Wheels
Lawrence
F-18 Fighter Over Lawrence Signals TV Campus Flyover
Aviation officials traced a 2:28 pm Lawrence roar to an unidentified F-18 jet pilot circling Kansas University campus and football field then heading to Topeka Forbes Field. Officials noted the aircraft stayed above 1,000 feet and used visual flight rules. The incident stirred light humor at the Chamber of Commerce as a 50th birthday gag surrounded Toebben.
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John Lewis
Kansas City
Lewis
David Stremming
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