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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 2010

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Report warns of disease outbreak risk at NBAF study

The National Research Council warned that an escape of a dangerous disease and an ensuing nationwide outbreak are more likely than not over NBAF's 50 year lifetime. The NRC criticized DHS for an incomplete risk assessment of locating the lab in Manhattan Kansas and called it a solid starting point.

NBAF Federal Manhattan DHS Kansas Ronald Atlas

Kansas routs Valparaiso 79 to 44 in early game

Marcus Morris led Kansas with 22 points on 10-for-12 shooting as KU rolled past Valparaiso 79-44 on Monday night. The game highlighted a dominant defense and efficient scoring from Morris, with Kansas firming up momentum early in the season.

Marcus Morris Kansas Valparaiso

Kansas first lady reads vegetables book to Lawrence preschoolers

Stacy Parkinson visited a Lawrence preschool Monday to read Up, Down, and Around a rhyming book about vegetables and growth. The gathering featured quiet moments with children and a focus on healthy eating.

Stacy Parkinson Kansas Lawrence Parkinson

Fighter Jenny Ray McGee faces uncertain neuro muscular illness

Jenny Ray McGee, 21, from Lawrence and graduate of Lawrence High School, Endures an inherited neuro muscular disorder of unknown origin. Doctors have failed to diagnose a clear cause and effective treatment. She describes lifelong cycles of diagnostic shifts, months of relief followed by relapse, and ongoing numbness, falls, imbalance, and fatigue. The interview portrays her daily struggle and persistence.

Topeka JennyRay McGee Jenny Ray Lawrence High School

Living With the Unknown group starts by JennyRay McGee

JennyRay McGee launches Living With the Unknown to share stories and advice for people with disabilities on WellCommons. She plans to write about her own journey while seeking a diagnosis and treatment, saying she will persevere despite personal pain and a damaged body at age 21.

JennyRay McGee WellCommons.com Jenny Ray

Local woman seeks disability support after health struggles

Jenny Ray, unable to work, has hired a lawyer to pursue disability benefits. She travels Wednesday to New Haven to consult a doctor trusted by her family and has secured charity airfare. Her advocacy comes from her mother’s lessons about being taken seriously in the medical community.

New Haven Conn Jenny Ray JennyRay

Immunization rate cited as good but aims higher in Douglas County

Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department reports 83 percent of children age 2 and under are up to date on vaccines, short of the 90 percent goal. In 2009, 395 children received vaccines. staff plan to boost rates via frequent reminders and record checks at visits.

Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department Kathy Colson Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Colson Douglas County

City Employees Take On More Work With Fewer Staff

City Manager David Corliss notes that many departments have expanded duties as remaining workers absorb extra responsibilities, highlighting staffing pressures across the city government. He urges recognizing the strain on employees and the need for adequate support.

Longevity payments on city agenda for balance check

Lawrence Kansas longtime city workers face a year end longevity payment proposal totaling 396,600 for 2010. City commissioners will decide whether to fund the program from savings as revenues lag and layoffs reduce staff by about 15 percent since 2008. City Manager David Corliss supports recognition of extra duties while several commissioners worry about budget balance with uncertain funding.

Lawrence David Corliss Rob Chestnut

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