Big football day brings blue and purple crowds
Downtown Lawrence buzzed as Kansas State fans filled bars while KU rivals discussed schedules and hopes for an upset. Traffic crowds queued at K-Tag booths on the turnpike and U S 40 with no serious crashes reported before the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Baker
Jeff Dalke
Kstate
Colorado
Baker
Howie Olson
Gene King
Kansas City
Jayhawks
King
Wildcat
Olson
Terry Allen
Allen
UCLA
Lawrence
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas Highway Patrol
Teens Battle Drug Abuse in Lawrence Study
A Kansas survey by Greenbush Research Services, conducted with Linda Cordel of Bert Nash, shows Lawrence teens' extensive marijuana and LSD use by ages 10 to 14. Parents often bring youths to treatment for substance abuse as a core problem, with high relapse rates and calls to hit rock bottom before recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Cordel
Casey
Arthur
Lawrence High
Greenbush Research Services
Kansas
Sheldon Whitten-Vile
Bert Nash
Whitten-Vile
Mark Creamer
Warning signs of teen drug and alcohol abuse noted
Bert Nash professionals outline indicators for parents including social circle changes sleep disruption and behavioral shifts with alcohol smell. They emphasize frank conversation, strict curfews, and free screenings by appointment at Bert Nash. Casey and peers describe consequences of teen substance use and recovery factors. Lawrence resident Mark Creamer advocates marijuana debate and teen limits, urging age 18 for adult use and warning of marijuana side effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Nash Community Mental Health Center
Bert Nash Medical
Sheldon Whitten-Vile
Bert Nash
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Creamer
Obituaries and funeral notices from Lawrence area
Death notices for Johanna Mae Kirkman Judy Bornheim and Richard William Boyd list services, burial sites, birth dates and family survivors. Kirkman, 69, will be at First Baptist Church with later burial in Mount Sidney Cemetery Linwood. Bornheim, 56, wait 11 a.m. service at Plymouth Congregational Church and burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Boyd, 75, to be buried Oak Hill Cemetery with services at Warren-McElwain Mortuary after a recent move to Oskaloosa. Survivors and memorials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Mae Kirkman
Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Mount Sidney
Linwood
Charles Bryan
Agnes Jons Coleman
Linwood Telephone Co
Lawrence Journal-World
Dean Milton Kirkman
Deana Bowen
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
Douglas County
Plymouth Congregational Church
Oak Hill
Bornheim
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Leavenworth
Elsie Smith-Avery
Dean Avery
Lawrence High School
Stewardship Church Council
KU Endowment Association
Friends of the Theater
Lawrence Communi Theater
Friends of the Lied Center
The
Stephens Ministries
Lucy Bornheim
Dawn Thompson
Bob Avery
Gayle Mead
Warren- McElwain
Bornheim College Fund
College Trust Fund
Richard William Boyd
Oskaloosa
Oak Hill Cemetery
Boyd
Hickory Pointe Care Center
Mr. Boyd
Stockton
Alfred and
Velma Boyd
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Farmland Industries
June Fiero
Gary Lee
Orankie
Glen Dean
Richard
Warren-McEwain Mortuary
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Aaron Paden
Brooke Smith
Billy Wassung
Overland Park
Lawrence Potters Guild
Lawrence Arts Center
Mike Belt
Linda Cordel
Danger
Emporia
Douglas
Johnson
Judy Bornheim
Richard Boyd
Call
Moto
Yawwenn
Pantho
Featty Rade
Cerennae Ferrar
Coenaprenry Pea Meadster Coadale
Vaidan Wander/Hostess
Dolly Madison
Terri Mulls
Bill Johnson
Terri
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bill
Maine
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