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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2005
Page
5
Graduation plans announced for Lawrence High School and Free State High School with ceremonies scheduled for May 15 at Memorial Stadium. Lawrence High will begin at 1 p.m. and Free State at 4 p.m., weather permitting.
Call in guidance directs listeners to dial 832-7297 to hear a recording that prompts them to leave a question for Sound Off. The message provides procedural steps and an action line for participation.
Respondents on Massachusetts Street share their views of John Brown in a street interview format capturing diverse opinions and brief impressions from passersby.
D J Morris a Grand Junction clerk and Justin Montgomery a U S Army Reserve member share mixed views on the Harpers Ferry raid. Kansas University graduate student Hugh Jassel calls the figure a visionary and a madman while Nan Leffingwell a print buyer admires the cause and its spark for Congress.
Three juveniles suspected in a Lawrence crime spree were arrested after a high speed chase along the Kansas Turnpike ending in Kansas City Kansas. Police said a Suburban and a Caprice, both stolen in Lawrence, were involved. one police car was hit, no injuries reported.
Irigonegaray defends science standards while Calvert of the Intelligent Design Network decries his opponent’s tactics as bluff. The Kansas board weighs minority calls for more balance on evolution versus design amid potential litigation risk and a donor funded legal opinion backing the minority stance.
The KU Public Safety Office will relocate to about 7,000 square feet in the Printing Services building, enlarging space from Carruth-O’Leary Hall. Don Steeples notes the move offers a bigger locker room and room for dispatchers, with renovations starting later this year and move-in window set between spring and August 2006, prompting other campus moves.
A truck and generator from Lights On, a TV and audio production equipment company, were seen in downtown Lawrence to assist CBS News program 48 Hours. Lights On operates from Kansas City, Omaha, and Minneapolis. The 48 Hours crew had previously filmed in February and March covering former Kansas State University professor Thomas E. Murray, who was convicted in March of murdering his ex wife Carmin D. Ross.
Health Care Access likely serves about a tenth of Douglas County residents lacking insurance. Most clients are 20 to 40, employed with children, often job-based or unaffordable benefits. Eligibility requires resident status, no insurance or resource, and income under 150 percent of the poverty level. Other partners include Bert Nash, Head quarters Counseling, and Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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