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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2005
Page
5
June Christine Kautz, 73, Lawrence, died Wednesday November 16, 2005, at Wellstar Cobb Hospital in Austell Georgia. Services are pending and will be announced by Warren McElwain Mortuary.
Lawrence Datebook lists immunization clinics at Health Department 200 Maine with flu shots not offered, toddler storytimes at Lawrence Public Library, symposium on Rebuilding New Orleans by Tulane and KU architecture faculties, and various Saturday and Sunday activities including book readings, adoption seminar, recycling drop off, Project Connect, lectures, church and civic meetings, and submission details.
Police said 202 calls and 30 reports were handled in the last 24 hours. Burglary and theft total include a studio equipment theft at Memorial Stadium worth about 22547 dollars. An injury collision occurred at Kansas Highway 10 and North Road injuring one woman. Fire and stray dog notes follow with multiple small incidents.
Pulitzer Prize winner Samantha Power argues the Iraq conflict damaged U S standing but spurred multilateral avenues. She notes elections in Iraq show progress under UN involvement while urging global cooperation amid security and human rights concerns. Power spoke to 500+ at the Kansas Union Humanities lecture.
The Kansas Sports Hall of Fame reopened in Wichita after a 2002 Abilene closure. The two story, 27000 square foot facility in Old Town houses 52 Sports Illustrated covers and inductee tributes including Barry Sanders and Walter Johnson. Hotelier John Q Hammons donated 800000 dollars to fund the Wichita museum as part of a 1.2 million fundraising drive. Regular admission is seven dollars for adults and six dollars for students.
Advocates for the disabled rally at the Statehouse seeking a 29.5 million budget increase to aid 1 200 Kansans on waiting lists for home and community based services. The Big Tent Coalition urges legislation changes to favor community care over nursing homes and to raise caregiver pay.
Stephanie and Rob Orr of Ottawa announced the birth of a daughter on Thursday.
The Journal-World states its policy to correct significant errors brought to editors’ attention. Readers are directed to call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld.com to report errors.
The Oyate Club at Haskell Indian Nations University screens Riding with Ghosts a documentary about Lakota men Jim Starkey and Jerry Clown and their battles with gangs suicides and prison life The 7 p m Sunday event at Haskell Auditorium includes a post film discussion with the two men and a Q A session The program is free and open to the public Clown was part of a 1999 drunk driving crash that killed four people
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