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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2014
Page
4
Readers at the Lawrence Public Library weigh in on whether city elections should coincide with federal and state voting. The poll prompts readers to visit Sjworld.com to share their answers, reflecting local engagement on election timing.
Two separate water main breaks Friday shut stretches of 19th Street east of Haskell Avenue and near Miller Drive. Through traffic is redirected to 15th and 23rd streets while homes remain accessible via side streets. A second break narrows 19th Street to one lane east of Harper through the weekend. Some homes and businesses lacked water Friday as the Lawrence Humane Society supplied extra drinking water. Kansas University offers a free Military Mental Health First Aid course at the Lawrence campus today, certifying participants as Mental Health First Aiders. The program has trained over 300,000 since 2008, with a veteran focus since 2014.
Liberty Memorial Central Middle School called police Wednesday after a student brought a throwing star to campus. No incident with the object occurred, but parents were contacted and disciplinary action was started.
Marcus McGowan, 37, of Atchison, pleads not guilty to six charges including felony murder in the death of 5-year-old Cadence Harris during a July abduction linked to a Atchison home. Authorities say the girl died from a gunshot in McGowan's car during a police chase.
The University will draft a memorandum of understanding with GaDuGi SafeCenter and the Willow Domestic Violence Center to clarify agency roles and avoid service duplication. A Dec 5 meeting and January reconvening follow, with focus on CARE Coordinator duties and proposed Code of Student Rights changes.
ACLU Kansas official Doug Bonney says the state will fight for every inch in a suit over recognition of same sex marriages. The administration contends it will not change whether licenses and benefits apply until court decisions resolve the issues.
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