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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2013
Page
4
Local readers weigh in on adding a roundabout at the Wakarusa and Inverness junction. Student Paul Cassat voices support, noting easier bike travel along Wakarusa, while other opinions from Massachusetts and page 1A coverage shape the ongoing street discussion.
ST ELL Elizabeth Schraad and Matthew Abel of Lawrence welcome a boy born Monday. Keith and Melissa Van Horn of Lawrence announce a boy born Monday.
Christopher Yates, a 34 year old inmate at Norton Correctional Facility, alleges discrimination after being denied visits from his husband, legally wed in Iowa. He cites a Des Moines marriage license and claims other inmates with similar or worse backgrounds have visitors. A prison spokesman says visitation discretion lies with each warden and lacks a formal policy. Lambda Legal notes the case is unusual but may become more common as same sex marriages spread.
Gallaudet University administrator Daryl Murray is the leading candidate for Baker University’s president post. Her background includes fundraising at Gallaudet and Georgetown and a focus on partnerships between small universities and their communities. A second finalist will appear after her departure with campus visits scheduled.
Readers are invited to donate a frozen turkey ham or chicken at Just Food 1000 E llth St or donate online at JustFoodFund.org to support Lawrence food pantry purchases. Just Food CEO Jeremy Farmer says about 700 families are signed up and need help. questions to 832-7297 or soundoff ljworld.com.
There were no incidents to report Monday.
Kansas Secretary Kobach defends the proof of citizenship and photo ID requirements as he cited low noncounted ballots in 2012 and said most held up registrations involve people who applied for a license. He noted most lacking IDs had other acceptable forms and dismissed older studies as unrepresentative. Kansas and Arizona sue the federal EAC for forms with citizenship proof.
Douglas County commissioners will hold a study session to discuss changes to zoning codes for agritourism. A moratorium on new agritourism permits is under review after a controversy over a proposed commercial pumpkin patch southeast of Douglas County.
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