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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2013
Page
5
A reader questions legality of school buses driving in opposing traffic lanes when cars are stopped to enter Quail Run School. Wayne Zachary of First Student says buses follow the same and often stricter traffic laws and will investigate the issue.
On Massachusetts Street in Lawrence readers share how time changes disrupt their schedules. A driver from Leavenworth notes his car clock stays an hour off for months, while others rely on phone alarms or recalibrate promptly.
John Duncan, 52, former chief financial officer of Schmidt Builders Supply, was indicted on bank fraud and money laundering for allegedly falsifying a $15.2 million loan application to University National Bank to fund Junction City apartment construction. He claimed over $1 million in lumber as collateral and wired illicit funds.
Hospital records list a girl born Thursday to Cavan and Lindsey Sanchez of Lawrence. Melissa Morales and Luis Cazares of Lawrence report a girl born that day.
In a Thursday Friends and Neighbors photo Lars Leon was on the left and Derek VanSchmus on the right with Don ald Duck. Pam VanSchmus submitted the photo.
Arkansas Republicans push to cut state funds to Planned Parenthood amid new abortion bans. Senator Jason Rupert seeks to bar any public money to entities performing abortions or distributing abortion pills. Planned Parenthood vows legal challenge, saying they provide essential women’s health services in Little Rock and across the state.
A Kansas measure tightens abortion restrictions with a definition that life begins at fertilization and limits late term abortions. The bill bans abortion-related tax deductions, excludes mental health considerations, and requires doctors to provide specific information to patients. Supporters say it reflects Kansans’ views. opponents call it unconstitutional.
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