Lawrence High Denies Free State Baseball Field Use
Athletics director Ron Commons states Lawrence High cannot use Free State High’s baseball field for practice or games, citing scheduling needs for Free State. The text also covers patient rights within the Visiting Nurses Assn of Douglas County, complaint procedures, and a 1998 budget breakdown showing Medicare and Medicaid funding contributions.
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Call Sound Off Phone Line For Journal-World Readers
Readers are directed to call the Journal-World Access line at 865-5000 and enter category 7478 to leave a question for Sound Off. A recording guides the caller to submit their inquiry.
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Community groups announce grants and health events in area
Douglas County Senior Services wins 7775 grant from Kansas Blood Services Fund to fund dishwashers dishware and reusable meal containers. May is Arson Awareness Month with a hotline and rewards up to 5000 dollars. Kansas Fire Marshal Office contact. Sprint PCS and RadioShack partner for free mammograms in Topeka with appointments via 913 588 3697. eligibility includes age 35 or older and no recent mammogram. A Leonard Peltier conference planning meeting occurs in Lawrence with volunteers welcome. Kaw Valley Center seeks foster homes with BUA es training starting June 9 at Plymouth Church. Pre Memorial Day blood drive at Kansas Blood Services May 27 28 donations rewarded with car wash coupon from Lawrence Auto Plaza. Call 843 383 for donations or appointments.
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Recognition ceremony and city events in Lawrence
Lawrence Datebook lists a recognition ceremony for Alternative High School seniors at Big Room Holcom Park Recreation Center 2700 W 27th. 4 to 6:30 pm Farmers Market at 1000 block Vermont. Retirement reception for principal Janet Broers at Sunflower School 2621 Inverness 4 to 6 pm. Historic Resources Commission 7 pm at City Hall. Bookmobile schedules with stops at Dillons, Woodcreek Townhomes, Edgewood Homes. Parade featuring Budweiser Clydesdales from 11th and Massachusetts to the riverfront Plaza. Saturday Farmers Market 6:30 am to 10:30 am Vermont lot. Memorial Drive closure on KU campus. Commencement Lunch for KU Class of 1999 10:30 am to 1 pm at Chancellor's residence. program 11:30 am. Retirement reception for Dennis Dillehay 1 to 3 pm Hillcrest School library. Habitat for Humanity house dedication 1:30 pm Betsy Anderson and Kaitlin at Salvation Army Church. open house at 1725 E 17th. Submit Datebook items to 832-7148 or datebook@ljworld.com.
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Judge seeks reasons for arson plea by KU student
Douglas County District Court heard a no contest plea from 19 year old Aaron Culwell who set tissue paper to burn a Nazi swastika into carpeting at Oliver Hall. Judge Paula Martin sought Culwell’s stated motive and possible Diversion plan, with sentencing set for June 24. If diversion is denied he faces up to 13 months in prison and a $100,000 fine.
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Burglary and theft reports span Lawrence area
Lawrence police logged multiple thefts including a 1991 Suzuki Rodeo valued at 13000 stolen from Vermont street between 11 45 p m Tuesday and 1 30 a m Wednesday. Equipment worth 2520 stolen from a vehicle on Lincoln. A Sony disc player and car parts worth 1800 stolen from Emery street. Also 40 compact discs valued at 1360 taken from a vehicle on University street.
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