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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2012
Page
4
Sound off on why Lawrence school district policy limits buses to 58 mph on roads. Julie Boyle the district communications director says this is not a district policy. Wayne Zachary Lawrence location manager for First Student says the company decided years ago to favor safety and conserve fuel.
A public message invites readers to call 832-7297 or email soundoff Ijworld.com for inquiries. The item notes direct contact methods without naming individuals or events, framed as a community notice seeking input or complaints.
A reader asks what makes barbecue great during a visit to Broken Arrow Park at 31st and Louisiana. The brief inquiry appears on page 1A, inviting local perspectives and tips.
Douglas County task force cited 27 people mostly for possession of alcohol by a minor and fake IDs during a Stop Day patrol linked to Kansas University. ABC cited seven bars for allowing minors to possess alcohol. New School Catering flagged for failing to notify authorities about a Delta Tau Delta event. ALT: burglaries and a separate shoplifting arrest noted. gas prices listed.
Column argues for careful study of a 1.5 million square foot northwest Lawrence project tied to KU sports facilities and a city rec center. Skepticism centers on potential heavy commercial zoning and impacts on downtown and riverfront, urging safeguards and extended review beyond quick approvals.
A scrambled catalog cites Wicked Tuna and Pictures of Hollis Woods alongside TV listings and actor names such as Sissy Spacek Willem Dafoe and Vivien Leigh. The fragmentary material mixes shows movies and lifestyle segments with brief mentions of travel food and weather segments.
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