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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2012
Page
5
Lawrence Memorial Hospital LMH partners with the international DAISY Award program. Nurses at LMH or affiliated practices are eligible. Nomination forms may be in some practices or emailed to DAISYcommittee LMH.org. Questions can be sent to soundoff jworld.com or by calling 832-7297.
Massachusetts Street resident Sarah Graf, a stay at home mom in Lawrence, says her family plans to frequent local pools this summer. She notes they usually spend considerable time at the wading pool and will likely visit several community pools around town.
The district attorney subpoenas Schwab to testify and bring documents in a probe of dinners for Kansas legislators at Cedar Crest. Brownback invited 90 of 165 lawmakers to dinners. one Democrat attended by mistake. Taylor has not released findings, defending the Open Meetings Act concerns.
Eudora police detained a 19 year old Lawrence woman on charges of attempted aggravated battery criminal damage and possession of a controlled substance after she allegedly threw an object during a domestic dispute at about 1130 a.m. in the 100 block of East Seventh Street breaking a TV. Douglas County prosecutors will decide on formal charges.
The notice lists multiple Lawrence-area families welcoming children this week. Ve Brandy Saulsbury and Jake Kidd announce a girl. Dan and Liezl Nicholson announce a boy. Jeremy and Kristie Denham announce a girl and a boy. Jennifer and Justin Hodge announce a girl. Morgan and Misti Carmichael announce a boy. Shelby and Lisa Wendland are also named in the notice.
The Journal-World reports gas prices as low as 3.34 at several stations. Readers are urged to call 832-7154 if they find a lower price.
Gov. Sam Brownback signed a law to bar courts and agencies from using foreign legal codes, not naming Shariah but aimed at Islamic law concerns. Critics, including CAIR, warn of a possible court challenge and discrimination claims, noting similar bills exist in 20 states and citing Arizona, Louisiana and Tennessee precedents.
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