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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2013
Page
4
State and city ordinances approved in July 2010 prohibit outdoor smoking only at building access points where indoor smoking is barred. An access point means within 10 feet of any doorway window or air intake into a building, per city communications manager Megan Gilliland.
Readers are invited to call 832-7297 or email soundoff ljworld.com with responses or comments for the community page.
There were no incidents to report Wednesday according to the law enforcement summary.
Steven and Bridget Hennagh of Gardner welcomed a baby girl on Wednesday. The new arrival joins the family as a proud addition to the household.
The court hearing on the Andrew Adam Stout case saw family members present, with no one asked to speak to the media on their behalf. The correction notes clarify the attendance and media contact status related to the proceedings.
KDOT resumes resurfacing on the K 10 bypass around west Lawrence with daytime lane closures and 15 minute delays. One lane will operate with flaggers and a pilot car, and the 55 mph speed limit applies to a 12 foot lane. Completion is late May. 23rd Street overpass fully opened. downtown U S 40 bridges opened to unrestricted traffic after bearings inspection and scheduling a month rest.
The Kansas University School of Law honored Carol Beier Timothy Emert and John Wratil with distinguished alumni awards at a Lawrence ceremony. Beier is a Kansas Supreme Court justice and KU Women’s Hall of Fame member. Emert chaired both the Kansas State Board of Education and the Kansas Board of Regents and served in the Kansas Senate. Wratil served 11 years as Senate vice president after leading the Kansas Bar Association and holding KU degrees in education and law.
Kansas University schedules a Sunday morning ceremony on Mount Oread for 4000 spring graduates with a 10 30 start time and 9 00 gates. If rain delays occur, details will be posted at alert.ku.edu and broadcast on Channel 6. Wes Jackson will be the featured speaker.
Readers from Kentucky share experiences with property conflicts and trespass actions. Laurel Gibson of Owensboro recalls a no trespass protection amid a dispute. Darrell Fenley of Franklin notes a case where trees were used as markers and later removed, affecting boundaries.
A Chronicle analysis details Sylvia Gray-Little overall compensation including base pay of about 429000, severance, retirement payouts and 25000 annual deferred compensation. It notes 267000 of salary funded by state sources with remaining from private gifts.
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