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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2014
Page
4
A reader poll asks students and staff to name their favorite place or building on the Kansas University campus. The question seeks personal picks and reasons, reflecting campus life and landmarks.
A reader prompts coverage of local events by directing readers to ljworld com on the street, inviting public sharing of observations and stories. The request signals reader engagement and a desire for community-sourced updates on neighborhood matters.
Fragmentary notes mention individuals Lu, Jagi Xiang Lawrence and Sipsha Das with Prasip ladtaly Lawrence. Anathon, Lauren Berg and a boy are linked to a Friday occurrence. Details are incomplete but indicate local names tied to a Lawrence locale event.
Elliott Hughes reports a 26 year old Topeka man Darrell Scott Thomas appeared via video in district court Friday facing three felonies for fleeing police while illegally possessing a firearm. Bond set at 20000. He is charged with fleeing and eluding, obstruction of legal process, possession of a firearm by a felon, and driving while habitual violator. Police say the pursuit began on Sixth Street at 1130 p.m. Wednesday, ending after Thomas crashed on Princeton Boulevard and fled on foot. A Taser was used and he was later apprehended. A second male occupant remained at large.
Topeka The attorney general Derek Schmidt will appeal Kansas Supreme Court rulings that vacated death sentences for three men in two murder cases. The Carr brothers and Sidney Gleason were convicted, with four Wichita victims and two surviving witnesses. Martinez and Wornkey died in Barton County in 2004.
The commission heard arguments from Jennison and environmental groups over whether to delist the redbelly snake despite scientific findings. The Kansas Sierra Club warned about setting a risky precedent as developers cited delays and costs from protections, while officials noted few sightings in Kansas and mitigation costs around 94 thousand dollars for two sewer projects in Johnson County.
Kansas candidates Anderson and Selzer clash over a health care compact that would let states exempt from federal rules with a $7 billion block grant. They discuss Medicare implications for seniors, Medicaid expansion, and political motives behind opposition to the Affordable Care Act as supporters plan Medicaid expansion vigils across 14 states.
A Friday Journal-World item reports a bowling fundraiser to support the fight against adreno leukodystrophy. The feature notes 11-year-old Matt Reimer from West Middle School in Lawrence, and a front page photo misidentifies Carl Hutter.
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