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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1995
Page
6
The campus asks if morning teachers in a four of sixteen classes return for activities during early dismissal. Principal Ken Rigdon notes both job-sharing teachers attend needed meetings and some meetings see alternation to keep time spent similar to other staff.
Readers are invited to call the Journal-World Access line at 865-5000 and select category 7478 to hear and leave questions for the Sound Off feedback segment. The process directs callers to a recorded prompt requesting their inquiry.
A cash reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the thief or thieves who stole a red and white striped canvas awning from Buford M. Watson Jr. Park during the weekend. The awning, used at the Celebration of Cultures, was rented from a Shawnee firm and valued at $500. The reward is via Crime Stoppers of Lawrence and Douglas County, with a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce donation boosting the fund.
Sports writer John Wake weighs whether the Hawks will secure an easy win or endure a tough loss in today’s game, analyzing prep, form, and key opponents to gauge likely outcome.
Multiple crimes reported including thefts from a Carmel Drive site valued at 1353 dollars and a rape accusation in a home on Alabama Street. KU police investigate a computer theft worth 2263 dollars from the Computer Center. Hospital and court updates follow with several injuries, fire and ambulance calls, and district court sentences and licenses issued.
Linda Orr of Linwood and several others were dismissed on Friday. Ruby and Charles Aragon of Lawrence welcomed a girl Friday, followed by Bently McKinsey and Emory Smith of Lawrence with a girl born that Friday.
Aarron D. Moore, 18, pleaded guilty to an amended charge of attempted aggravated battery in the shooting of Wesley R. McDonald, 17, during a June 27 disturbance in Haley Park, Ottawa. A previous trial ended in mistrial. sentencing is set for November 13 with penalties between probation and 17 months in custody based on criminal history.
A Lawrence schedule lists Kansas University Homecoming activities including a 1 p.m. football clash with Iowa State at Memorial Stadium and a 12 a.m. late night sports lineup at Allen Fieldhouse. Community events cover a 4:30 p.m. Eudora fish fry for brain surgery relief, a 6 p.m. Hannahs House benefit auction, an 8 p.m. High School art program, an 8 a.m. Sun Run charity race, 9 a.m. county commission at the Douglas County Courthouse, and public immunization clinics at Quail Run School plus a 6:30 p.m. LHS graduation planning meeting. Continued items include a 7 p.m. East Lawrence Improvement Association meeting and election updates for New York School needs. Proceeds benefit CASAs and other local causes.
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