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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2013
Page
4
Meagan Thomas presents a street level column from Massachusetts Street inviting reader responses and thoughts, with the prompt to visit LJWorld.com for more on page 1A. The compact item signals a local reader engagement feature and directs to the homepage for full access.
There were no incidents to report Monday.
In Eudora and Lawrence a boy was born Monday to Tyree Tinsley and Sheila Tinsley of Eudora and to Ashley Dodd and Randy Coleman of Lawrence. The announcements record two new births for the week.
Saturday's Lawrence Chamber of Commerce volunteer awards event featured speaker introduction errors. Sarajane Scott Koch received an award while Nikki White was inaccurately cited as making a quote she did not utter.
Douglas County Treasurer Paula Gilchrist says Kansas rules fix decal location on license plates. She cites K.S.A. 8 134 e and notes the director of motor vehicles has designated the upper right corner for the tax decal for more than a decade. For questions, call 832-7297 or email soundoff@ljworld.com.
Johnson leads hour by hour campus tours from the Natural History Museum on Jayhawk Boulevard with stops at Watson Library the Chi Omega Fountain and the World War II Memorial Campanile. He offers autumnal equinox tours and by appointment sessions for those unable to attend scheduled outings.
KU professor emeritus Ted Johnson offers an hour by hour Stop Day itinerary from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday. The route includes KU Natural History Museum on the portico of Lippincott Hall in case of rain, Lippincott Hall, Twente Hall, Watson Library, lunch at Burge Union, Green Hall, the Congo fountain, and the World War II Memorial Campus.
Deputies seized exotic animals from a property about four miles southwest of Atchison after a month of care by Humane Society and a Kansas City Zoo veterinarian. Owner Matthew B. Baker, 54, was cited on multiple animal cruelty offenses as his license to keep dangerous animals had lapsed. The animals were placed in Texas and Florida sanctuaries while Baker remained in custody.
Students Leinmiller-Rennick and Cobb reached final rounds in formative speaking and poetry while Free State earned eight medals at 6A state, led by Adam Fales and Katie Conard in impromptu. Lawrence High's Lauren Pauls and Audie Monroe also medaled in original oratory with strong showings across events. Bishop Seabury advanced two in 2A, Sterling won 24th overall title in 25 years.
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