Tune In Tonight A column returns to Journal World
The Tune In Tonight A column is back in the Journal-World today appearing on the puzzles page in Classifieds. It restores Kevin McDonough’s TV column to readers who favored it.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2010
Page
3
The Tune In Tonight A column is back in the Journal-World today appearing on the puzzles page in Classifieds. It restores Kevin McDonough’s TV column to readers who favored it.
Brenna Hawley asks readers at Dillons 3000 W Sixth St what activities they enjoy when rain falls. The prompt invites responses and opinions via LJWorld.com comment sections.
Kansas native and former governor Kathleen Sebelius described the Affordable Care Act as a true partnership with states, highlighting federal grants for oversight, consumer education, and pre existing condition coverage. She cited hospital improvements, including reduced readmissions and infections, and noted Kansas efforts on electronic records and CHIP outreach.
Douglas County judge rules sufficient evidence for all four defendants to proceed. Christopher Bush is accused of firing the shot. Ashley Halstead Desmond Jackson and Rylie Musik are charged with planning the robbery. Victims, a 28 year old Lawrence resident and a 25 year old man, described a Walmart parking lot meet and a distraction plan. Trial dates set in coming months.
Ross Beach, longtime banker and community leader, received the Kansan of the Year 2002 honor from the Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas. Former winners include Jim Ryan, Dean Smith, and Bob Billings. Beach served as director emeritus of the Douglas County Community Foundation board, chaired Douglas County Bank, and led Kansas Natural Gas Inc.
A report notes Kate and Seth Outcast from Lawrence, along with a boy, connected to Friday events at the hospital.
A 24 year old woman was struck while lying in a crosswalk near Lippincott Hall on Jayhawk Boulevard Friday afternoon. She complained of back pain and the severity of injuries was not yet known. Police seek a burglary suspect in the 5700 block of Golf Court with items stolen including electronics tools jewelry and cash. A white van seen at the scene. Reward up to 1000. Tips to Lawrence Police or Douglas County Crime Stoppers. Also reported: 1998 Ford Windstar stolen on Belle Haven Drive valued at 8000 dollars between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning. A laptop stolen in a burglary on Ohio Street valued at 1500 dollars between midnight Nov 1 and 5:25 p.m. Monday.
The Journal-World notes gas prices found as low as 2.67 dollars at several stations and invites readers to report lower prices by calling 785 832 7154 or emailing ljworld com.
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