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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2011
Page
4
The Lawrence Police post 48 hours of call logs at the website police.lawrence.org content 48 hours calls. It lists the nature time address and reported offense of calls to the Lawrence Police Department for the previous 48 hours.
A prompt invites readers to call the Sound Off line at 832-7297 with questions or comments. The notice provides a direct channel for public input and prompts engagement on community concerns.
Paige and John O Neal welcome a son on Saturday in Lawrence. Zay and Trish Rood report a boy born Sunday in Lawrence. Lindsey Frye and partner welcome a girl born Sunday in Lawrence. Maule Births notes Alexah Sevier in Lawrence as a boy born Saturday.
The Journal-World declares it corrects significant errors brought to editors. If you find an error call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com. Gas prices were found as low as 3 39 at several stations and readers are urged to report lower prices by calling 832 7154.
Police arrested a 30 year old Lawrence man on aggravated burglary and theft charges after a daytime arrest linked to an unoccupied car involved in an Eudora chase. A stolen cell phone and a weapon prompted a criminal use of a weapon charge for a registered offender. He was booked into Douglas County Jail with a $10 000 bond. Also arrested for aggravated battery after fleeing officers, a 20 year old Lawrence man is alleged to have beaten and choked a woman, with a knife found in the vehicle. Additional charges include interfering with police duties. Separately, numerous marriage licenses and divorces were recorded in Douglas County, along with bankruptcy notices for several residents and businesses.
The Kansas City Star reports beryllium levels at the Bannister Federal Complex far exceed typical plant standards with readings up to 50 micrograms per 100 square centimeters. DOE and contractor officials dispute claims of inadequate cleanup, noting areas have been decontaminated while critics demand clear, published cleanup plans and stronger worker protections.
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