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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2012
Page
5
The Journal World reports the Roths of Lawrence welcomed a daughter on Sunday. Gas prices drop to as low as 3.69 at several stations with a call-in offer to report lower prices at 832-7154.
Best of Lawrence note corrects an error from Sunday’s edition stating the Moxie Hair Studio website as moxielawrence.com. The accurate site is moxielawrence.com.
President Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney will meet three times this month with debates on domestic and foreign policy. A town hall with Obama and Romney occurs October 16, plus a final foreign policy debate October 22. Biden and Ryan debate foreign and domestic policy on October 11. Debates air 8 9:30 p.m. CDT on major networks and cable channels. Call 832-7297 or email soundoff ljworld.com with questions.
The Douglas County District Court issued multiple marriage licenses for pairs including Nicholas Alexander Scott and Tiffany Marie Brubaker, John Ronald Lamonica II and Cristina Gunn, and many others all listed as Lawrence residents. Divorces were granted for Mary Patricia Williams and Carl Michael Williams, Sarah Diane Strydom and Martin John Strydom, Gretchen L Trendel and Kyle W Trendel, and Michael Robert Clarke and Stephanie J Wilson.
A Sunday debate sponsored by the Eudora Chamber of Commerce and EudoraReporter.com at Eudora Middle School featured candidates discussing tax reform wind energy credits and health care. Jenkins urged ACA repeal while defending its protections, Schlingensiepen backed extending the wind credit and vocational training, and both faced questions on Medicare costs and single payer plans. Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild noted the event and venue.
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