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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2010
Page
4
Citizens on Massachusetts Street are asked whether Kansas should ban sales of beverages that mix caffeine with alcohol. The question probes public views on policy, health, and commerce.
The Journal-World notes it corrects significant errors upon editors' attention. Readers are urged to report mistakes by calling 785 832 7154 or emailing news@ljworld.com.
Members of the National Federation of the Blind convene to share experiences and dispel myths about blindness. The state affiliate offers five scholarships for legally blind students entering college, vocational, or technical programs in Kansas as part of its educational mission. The convention runs through this afternoon. For more, visit nfb.org.
Journal-World states no incidents to report for Saturday. It cites policy on reporting police records, noting burglaries are listed only if $1,000 loss or more, with identities protected and arrests disclosed post charging, and assaults reported only with major injuries.
Michael Tubbs opens the Tubbs Law Firm serving Kansas City Lawrence and Topeka. Travel Leaders in Lawrence names David Bonnel a certified leisure travel specialist after the Orlando meeting. Lawrence groups receive support from D and D Tire and Uniroyal Tire totaling over 850 dollars in aid. Kohart Accounting in Lawrence run by Chris Kohart and Brent Fry. Northwestern Mutual to honor Joe B. Jones with the 2010 Forum Award in Lawrence. Kief’s celebrates Denon 100th anniversary with a special event at 2429 Iowa. SkinCare by Jennie opens at 2311 Wakarusa Drive after esthetics license in 2009.
The Douglas County register of deeds reported 103 mortgages recorded in the weekly period ending Thursday. The breakdown by dollar value is listed but not provided in the readable text.
Readers who paid 3.95 plus shipping for the KU men's basketball preview magazine were later offered a complimentary copy with home delivery. Chris Bell, circulation manager, said the magazine had been sold in stores for several weeks before the Jayhawks exhibition game, then was provided free to subscribers.
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