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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 2001

Page

5

Sunset Hill teacher wins Legacy Award for impact

Kindergarten teacher Paulette Breithaupt of Sunset Hill School receives the Legacy Award from Educom Credit Union and the Lawrence Education Association. She is the eighth recipient this school year, joining listed winners from Central Junior High, Sunflower, and other Lawrence schools.

Sunset Hill Lawrence Paulette Breithaupt Educom Credit Union Lawrence Education Assn Breithaupt Hayden Crabb Chase Taylor Berryton Andi Parson Central Junior High Linda Browning Sunflower Marjorie Cole Broken Arrow Mary Grant Pinckney Phyllis LaRue Wakarusa Valley Mark Rickabaugh Lawrence High Kathy Wagner West Junior High

Franklin County jury trials set for two murder defendants

Two men, Joseph Hayden age 17 and Raymond Fuller age 23, face Franklin County juries after pleading not guilty to first degree murder, attempted first degree murder, and aggravated burglary in the beating death of 86 year old Vivian Johnson. Fuller’s trial is scheduled for June 25 and Hayden’s for July 9. both remain jailed on $1 million bonds. Howard Johnson, 84, was injured but survived the Nov 1 attack.

Franklin County Joseph Hayden Raymond Fuller Fuller Hayden Kansas Attorney General's Office Vivian Johnson Howard Johnson

Vinland School Tops State Pennies for Patients Drive

Vinland School raised 1150.50 totaling about 11.86 per pupil to top roughly 100 statewide entrants in the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. The district collected 63400 for the Kansas Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, with Vinland receiving bragging rights and a 27 inch calor television plus a 100 gift card for the top per student score.

Vinland Good Shepherd Lutheran School Marysville Kansas Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Bill Scott Vinland School

North Lawrence strip club wins drinking license amid nudity rules

Lawrence city commissioners reluctantly approved a drinking establishment license for Bada Bing in North Lawrence, requiring dancers to wear G strings and pasties while pledging close oversight. The vote postponed action on another contentious bar as neighbors’ complaints about Club 508’s predecessor persist.

North Lawrence Commission Club 508 Lawrence N. Second St Jim Henry Los Amigos

Quilt Honors Cancer Patients From Troop 667

Pam Wagner battles breast cancer as her Girl Scout troop builds a 5 by 5 foot quilt for Lawrence Memorial Hospital oncology unit. Eight girls signed blocks honoring victims, aided by local groups. The project linked learning, support, and awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Yoder/Journal-World Photo Pinckney School Lawrence Memorial Hospital Pam Wagner Shari Kretzschmer Wagner Girl Scouts Juliette Low Ashley Foster Foster Lawrence Melissa Shinogee

Kansas University swimmers rail at plan to save team

Former KU swimmers accuse the athletics department of a ransom like approach after being asked to raise 740000 by June 30 and find 1360000 for 2003 06 seasons to save the men s swimming program amid a 36 million shortfall. They say no concerted university effort is evident and plan further talks.

Kansas University Tom Bowser Ron Neugent KU Athletics Hall of Fame Bob Frederick Mike Caswell Frederick

Utility seeks 19 percent KPL rate hike in Kansas

Western Resources requests a 151 million dollar electric rate increase before the Kansas Corporation Commission. KPL customers in Lawrence and northern Kansas would face an average 19 percent rise, with a 10 percent rise earmarked for the KGB division serving central and southeastern Kansas. Western argues costs justify the hikes while critics contend the company earns more than allowed as a regulated monopoly and that ratepayers subsidize poor management.

Western Resources KPL KGB Western Lawrence Srothschild Ljworld.com Jworld.com Topeka Kansas Kansas Corporation Commission David Wittig

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