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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 2013

Page

4

Lawrence Art Guild remains active after 1109s closure

The Lawrence Art Guild continues to function with offices in the Lawrence MakerSpace at 512 E Ninth St. It lacks a public gallery space now but plans a late November opening in the MakerSpace. The guild runs annual events Art in the Park and the Holiday Art Fair and maintains larryenceartguild.org as its site. For inquiries call 832-7297 or email soundoff@ljworld.com.

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Government shutdown impact on gridlock and party sentiment

Matt Lord, a stay at home dad on Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, comments that the shutdown will hardly alter gridlock but may worsen Republican Party popularity. The prompt asks readers for their thoughts and directs to page 5A.

Matt Lord Lawrence

Baker finalists invited for two day campus interviews

Gibson said the finalists will be invited to Baker University campus for a two day interview process. Every university constituency will participate including faculty students administration coaches alumni Board of Trustees and the Baldwin City community. The committee will then send its recommendation to the Baker Board of Trustees in December with the aim of naming the next president by year end.

Gibson Baldwin City Baker

Lied Center to Become Regional Hub for Dance and Film

Ashby described the Lied as a great stage for dancing and ballet and outlined plans to invite actors and filmmakers for master courses on the KU campus and talks at the Lied Center. The program includes storytelling events, NPR Science Friday and This American Life talks, silent horror films with student soundtracks, and family programs at the Lied Center Pavilion.

Ashby Lied Center NPR KU School of Music

Shootout Ends in Death of Man Suspected in Killings

Kevin Robert Welsh 35 of Toronto Kansas was fatally wounded by KBI agents after he allegedly pointed a handgun during a raid at an unoccupied structure in Eureka Kansas. The incident followed a manhunt tied to the October killings of Catherine Scheff her mother Sheila Kriesel and stepfather Keith Kriesel. The FBI and Greenwood County officials will conduct a thorough investigation and appoint a special prosecutor to review findings.

Eureka Kansas Kansas Bureau of Investigation Kevin Robert Welsh Toronto Kan Wichita Catherine Scheff Sheila Kriesel Keith Kriesel Greenwood County Welsh FBI KBI John Dunn Sr Wichita Eagle Dunn

Scary Story Contest Open for Students From Journal-World

The Journal-World invites elementary, middle, and high school students to submit scary stories under 500 words. Finish the line “I was about to go trick or treating when I saw a shadowy figure watching me from across the street.” Email submissions by noon Oct. 23 with name, age, grade and school. Winning tales appear in the Oct. 31 edition. contact Kim Callahan at 832-7148 for details.

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Boaz Sees Optimism For Liberty Not Rome

Libertarian David Boaz, executive VP of the Cato Institute, told about 100 people at the Dole Institute that the United States is not on a slide to Rome. He cited fewer New Deal regulations, lower taxes, and progress against racism and sexism as signs of growing individual autonomy.

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