Lawrence Almanac 87 Sunrise Times Report
The Lawrence Almanac lists today as a sunrise at 6 04 a.m. and sunset later in the day per the National Weather Service. Saturday’s sunrise is noted as 6 04 a.m. with sunset times referenced from the same source.
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Wichita State receives record $12 million gift
Wichita State University says a Wichita couple Wayne and Kay Woolsey donate 12 million dollars. They commit 10 million to build a new home for the W Frank Barton School of Business to be named Wayne and Kay Woolsey Hall and 2 million to the geology department for petroleum geology, field camps, and student experiences. Wayne Woolsey chairs Woolsey Companies, an oil and gas firm founded in 1978.
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PARC bike rack at KU sparks social media giggle
A new outdoor learning space features a bike rack with PARC letters that appear as CRAP from certain angles. The design honors Kansas natural landscape near Watson Library and Prairie Acre, created by KU students in the 509 Design Build Studio under Paola Sanguinetti.
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Pair found at scene in Baker Ballard robbery case
Police recovered the victim's wallet and a pump-action tool resembling a shotgun at the home where Ballard and her then boyfriend John T. Baker stayed. A separate jury convicted Baker of robbery, a lesser felony than aggravated robbery, and he was ordered returned to prison. Ballard, without prior felonies, remained in custody after bond revocation pending sentencing.
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Ballard Convicted of Aggravated Robbery Returns to Treatment
Stacey N Ballard was convicted of aggravated robbery in December and, after sentencing, she returned to inpatient treatment with a plan for intensive outpatient care including housing and employment. Her attorney said the drug addiction motive drove the crime and Ballard apologized, praising her treatment experience as a blessing. Prosecutors noted the violence and Ballard as getaway driver, and while supportive of treatment, urged accountability and emphasized potential risk.
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