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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2013
Page
4
Respondents shared hurt and nostalgia after the EU men's basketball team fell last night. A senior recalled Mass Street memories and the final chance to celebrate a storming moment, while others offered reactions and thoughts.
Hunt participants searched a city pool for plaster filled eggs and well hidden gold eggs, with prizes for finds. The event, moved from South Park due to weather, shifted to Hy-Vee stores where bags of goodies awaited children as the Easter Bunny greeted guests.
Kansas lawmakers discuss ending sales and other tax exemptions that do not relate to survival. Hensley supports a review process though past attempts failed and sometimes increased exemptions. House Minority Leader Davis notes removing exemptions is politically hard. A 2010 non-binding moratorium proposal stalled in the Legislature amid business opposition. Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild.
Megan Gilliland states the city runs compost and woodchip sales 8 am to 3 pm on all scheduled days including Saturdays. The schedule balances resident needs with keeping overtime costs low, and more supply is available this year. For details visit LawrenceRecycles.org or call 832-7297.
A Johnson County man received 105 months for methamphetamine possession with intent to distribute and possession of stolen property. A Lawrence woman pleaded no contest to criminal damage and criminal threat from an incident in which a vehicle struck a house. Additional cases involve a Lawrence man given 36 months probation for a 2011 sexual assault and a Lawrence man sentenced to 59 days in jail for a September bar incident. Prosecutors report dropped robbery and weapons charges in another case while juveniles face multiple charges in a separate March 7 robbery. A Jefferson County man faces charges in a domestic disturbance case.
KU announced two students Qi Chen of Overland Park and Lianna Dang of Shawnee won Barry M. Goldwater scholarships for 2024. Both majors are chemical engineering and chemistry with Honors Program ties. They join 271 U.S. scholars from about 1,100 applicants and aim for doctorates in research careers.
There were no incidents to report Saturday according to the law enforcement blotter.
A note lists Molly and Katy Coates of McLouth, a boy, Michael and Tina Jaquay of Lawrence, a boy, Crystal Boucher of Oskaloosa, a girl, all associated with a Saturday occurrence.
The Journal World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors attention. It provides contact options including a phone line and email for readers to report mistakes.
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