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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2010
Page
5
Chris Bell, circulation manager, says customers maintain blue tubes unless physical limits exist. If the tube is in disrepair call 843-1000. Replacement cost for the blue tube and post is $10. For Sound Off questions call 832-7297.
Bill Woody Jr reports readers weigh which rival game brings more joy. Cindy Tincher of Olathe praises Late Night in the Phog with players, dance team, and cheerleaders creating a great atmosphere. Dick Barr predicts greater fun if Kansas beats K-State.
Douglas County law enforcement says 20 year old Mykel Dontae Karlyle of Topeka may be living in Lawrence to avoid capture. He is wanted on an aggravated robbery warrant tied to a April 26, 2009 KU Public Safety Office incident in which a male student was robbed at gunpoint outside McCollum Hall. Authorities urge tips to Crime Stoppers or police.
In a 30 second federal Help America Vote Act funded spot incumbent Chris Biggs is criticized by Kris Kobach for naked politicking. Biggs spokesman defends the ad as voter education noting a total cost of 159000 dollars and use of taxpayer dollars.
Friends in Lawrence unveiled a decorated ghost bike at Ninth and Tennessee streets to honor Leek, a victim of a fatal hit and run. Montoya said the bike could inspire city support and more ghost memorials, while Eric Struckhoff noted such tributes grab drivers’ attention and promote cyclist safety.
A community poll asks if residents will vote for an 18 million library expansion. A Thursday poll shows 52 percent plan not to vote in advance for the November election, 42 percent yes, 5 percent unsure, with readers invited to LJWorld.com for more responses and to vote.
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