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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1997
Page
5
The article notes Dr. Azinger attending a national school librarians conference in April, funded by his professional staff travel account, with districts varying in staff development funding. It also cites police explaining fingerprints databases, KU sports questions about Mike Trapp, and minor alcohol regulations, including a 21 year age requirement.
The Journal World invites questions via the Access line at 865-5000 category 7478. Call to hear a recording prompting you to leave your question for Sound Off.
The Cashatts plan to move their 40 year old home at 2714 Iowa to Franklin County, selling the lot for 350000 and ending a three year dispute over whether the structure should be valued as residential or potential commercial property. The Kansas Court of Appeals recently upheld fair market value as the standard. Police and fire reports follow with multiple minor incidents, accidents, burglaries, and emergency calls across Lawrence, including a 1984 Celebrity and a 1996 Ford Taurus collision at 19th and Massachusetts.
John T. Stewart, 39, Lecompton, was charged Wednesday with aggravated assault after allegedly pointing an apparently unloaded gun at a woman’s head and firing. He was arrested Tuesday night in the 400 block of Arkansas following a domestic altercation northwest of Lawrence, and a vehicle reportedly ran a red light at 15th and Iown. Birth announcements: Jamie and Scott Quatro of Lawrence welcomed a girl, and Amy and Ben O’Dell of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Wednesday.
The schedule lists local happenings including immunization clinic at Woodlawn School, storytimes at the Lawrence Public Library, zoning board meeting, Eggs and Issues breakfast, public school tours, Spanish storytime, a Christian school open house, and concerts at the library and Cotton Wood Winds.
The West Junior High School Computer Programming Club invites the public to training sessions with no fee, asking for small donations to fund lab equipment and software. Schedule covers introductions to computers, Word, home pages, Excel, and PowerPoint on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, plus spring break week sessions. Enroll by contacting Janette Schwartzburg at West 832-5500 at least two days ahead.
Sam Mellinger asks readers if they would pay for a super radio service delivering CD quality sound across the nation or region. The question probes consumer willingness to subscribe to high fidelity digital broadcasts and the potential reach of a new audio platform.
Wednesday edition notes corrections for the festival. Will Brumley is a junior and Matt Gaus directed a play last year. Organizers will retain onstage seating for some performances.
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