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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2014
Page
1
Reporter Chad Lawhorn notes Lawrence’s bid to become a basketball hub with the Rock Chalk Park recreation center eight-gym field house planned for youth tournaments, a building displaying original basketball rules near Allen Fieldhouse, and a grave for James Naismith in a local cemetery.
The Ottawa case of Kyle Flack includes testimony from a detective who says Flack admitted killing one man in a dispute. Investigators recount the discovery of Lana Leigh Bailey, 18 months, inside a suitcase in a rural creek. The trial in Franklin County District Court in Ottawa proceeded on the first day of testimony.
A breezy cool day with a high near 47 degrees and a low around 26 is forecast. The page 8A weather brief notes brisk conditions and dry skies, urging readers to check local updates and social channels for any changes.
City commissioners say no feasible method exists to spare the mural on the wall slated for demolition but authorize further discussion. The decision sets the stage for the Wall Street site’s redevelopment and future talks with stakeholders.
Kansas lawmakers rejected KU Medical Center funding requests, risking possible accreditation loss without state support. The Ways and Means Committee approved a capital plan omitting two key funding sources needed to begin a $75 to $80 million health education building.
Kansas lawmaker Rep Louis Ruiz introduced a bill in the House Federal and State Affairs Committee prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Sandra Meade, state chairwoman of a referenced LGBT group, welcomed the measure as protection for LGBT Kansans.
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