WIBW Call Letters Tie Indiana Radio to Topeka Move
The WIBW call letters began as an Indiana radio station and retained the same identifier after relocating west of the Mississippi to Topeka in the late 1920s.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2013
Page
5
The WIBW call letters began as an Indiana radio station and retained the same identifier after relocating west of the Mississippi to Topeka in the late 1920s.
Readers weigh in from Lawrence and Overland Park. Overland Park waiter says no thanks as he has a free big TV and beer at home. Lawrence manager argues yes to support servers who earn from longer stays. A student also says no preferring home viewing.
The Journal-World comics page earlier this week did not run the Dilbert strip because of a production problem beyond our control. The missing panels were not published in time across all editions.
KU Public Safety investigated a rape reported March 20. The incident occurred March 14 to March 15 in Jayhawk Towers Apartments at 1603 W. 15th St. The victim identified a male acquaintance as the assailant. no arrest made as the case remains open with a suspect.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no births on Thursday. The quiet day reflects no new patient births at the city facility.
The Peggy and Steve Fossett Foundation issued a 1 million challenge grant to Wings Over Salina Museum and Aviation Experience at Salina Regional Airport. The grant will match contributions to the project as Salina commemorates Fossett’s two aviation feats there, including a 67 hour nonrefueled solo world flight in 2005 and a 25,294 mile closed circuit flight in 2006. Fossett died in 2007 in a California plane crash.
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