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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2010
Page
5
Sunflower Broadband engineer Dave Severance explains channel to channel audio level differences. He notes levels can differ by program and between analog and digital signals, with Channel 6 targeted for consistency. Readers are invited to call 832-7297 with questions.
At Wayne and Larrys Sports Bar 933 Iown Jamie Rinke a personal trainer says local camaraderie could sway allegiance. Lawrence notes disinterest since Kansas City teams are present while not a Chiefs fan and not following baseball or football. Matt Rennells the photographer says he follows the NBA moderately and would not change much.
Kansas Attorney General Steve Six seeks a friend of the court brief to support the Snyder family in their Supreme Court challenge to funeral protests by Westboro Baptist Church. Ten states have joined or are considering joining, aiming to protect mourners and affirm constitutional regulation of protest conduct.
The push seeks about $230000 in federal funds for Planned Parenthood clinics in Hays and Wichita, with supporters like Kansans for Life pressing Governor Parkinson to veto. Planned Parenthood says funds avoid abortion. critics warn clinics could close and reduce care for about 42000 Kansas women annually.
The Baker president Long reflects on four years guiding a campus rocked by tragedy and a global financial crisis. Students faced uncertainty about post graduate plans while many entering seniors prepare to graduate and move on. Long speaks of vision and compassion as she anticipates her first commencement with mixed emotions. Baldwin City Signal editor Jeff Myrick can be reached at 785-594-7080.
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