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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2013
Page
5
Adam Strunk on the street asks Lawrence residents when they last bought Hallmark cards. Brendan Lynch of Kansas University shares that it has been a year or two and he buys discount cards. He notes he sometimes does not care if the card is the very best.
No incidents were reported Tuesday according to the law enforcement summary. The brief notes a quiet day with no noteworthy events or emergencies recorded by local authorities.
The Oss births section reports Dominique Hedgepath Shaffer Lawrence welcomed a baby girl born Tuesday.
The Social Service League runs Project Prom Dress with donations accepted at its thrift store 905 Rhode Island St and Pla to's Closet 2514 Clinton Parkway until March 25. The giveaway for teen girls is March 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Free State High School 4700 Overland Drive. Call 832-7297 or email soundoff ljworld.com with questions.
City managers unveil a multi year plan funding more than 160 million dollars in water and sewer projects including a new sewage treatment plant south of the Wakarusa River to relieve the existing plant and prepare for decades of growth. The project aims to open by 2018 with gradual 2013 2017 rate increases to cover about 37 million in water and sewer work.
KU Hospital officials reported a surge in blood and marrow transplants from fewer than 50 in 2006 to 230 by 2012, with a goal of 300 this year. Director Joseph McGuirk said the growth reflects heavy investment, expanded infrastructure, and extensive clinical trials involving about 40 percent of patients last year. The program is now one of 19 NIH designated centers for transplant trials and aims to become the nation’s best.
The Kansas Senate moved a measure to end attorney dominated nominating commissions for the Court of Appeals and allow governors to appoint judges with Senate confirmation. It would also push a constitutional amendment authorizing broader gubernatorial power to name judges, subject to voter ratification. The House has acted and final Senate passage eyed for Gov. Brownback.
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