Tower marked by red lights south of Clinton Dam
A two year old radio tower shared by Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems and the U S Army Corps of Engineers is described by Victor Counts the Corps project manager at Clinton as having red warning lights and located south of Clinton Dam. The article also notes local garage sale regulations and a restricted driver license law for youth, including driving limits and passenger restrictions for underage drivers with licenses.
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Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Victor Counts
Clinton
Vicki Moore
Lawrence Police Department
Moore
Call Sound Off instruction line for Journal-World access
Readers are urged to call the Journal-World Access line at 865-5000 and enter category 7478 to hear a recording inviting them to leave a question for Sound Off. The notice provides no additional context or details about topics or deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World Access
Fire and court briefings fill Lawrence area report
Fire crews washed away antifreeze at Sixth Street and Schwartz Road and a gasoline spill at Ninth Street in Centennial Park. Douglas County District Court saw cocaine possession charges for Linda D Ferguson, 42, arrested during a search. Andrew T Cooper 34 faces aggravated assault charges for a knife threat on a bus on the turnpike. John R Honeycutt 24 appeared on cocaine sale and possession with intent to sell charges. A preliminary hearing is set for Robert D Holroyd 47 on marijuana sale and possession. Marriage licenses issued include Ebeling and Ahlstedt, Caylor and Campbell, Palmer and Anderson, Pinegar and Pickens, Bohlander and Sheridan. Divorces granted listed for multiple couples.
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Lawrence
Sixth Street
Schwartz Road
Ninth Street
Centennial Park
Sixth
Maine Streets
Douglas County District Court
Linda D. Ferguson
N.Y
Ferguson
Kansas City
Andrew T. Cooper
Kansas Turnpike
East Lawrence
Cooper
Kan
Tri- County
John R. Honeycutt
Robert D. Holroyd
Yale
Tri-County
United Way Grant Update for Project Acceptance
The Journal World corrects the project profile stating a United Way grant of 6413 dollars. Project Acceptance runs with six staff offering homeless services, overnight respite care, a drop-in center for ill men, occasional dinners, and free soup on Saturdays. The soup kitchen began in the 1980s and former board members helped form the Lawrence Interdenominational Nutrition Kitchen.
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United Way
Project Acceptance
Journal- World
Lawrence Interdenominational Nutrition Kitchen
Edgerton Man Found Stabbed In Home
Johnson County detectives probe third homicide in 10 weeks after Michael G. Kirkpatrick, 42, is found dead in his Edgerton home with nine stab wounds. A 29-year-old Gardner man seen with him earlier is seriously injured in a pursuit related traffic crash while being questioned. Police have not yet determined a motive or if the man is a suspect.
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Edgerton
Johnson County
Michael G. Kirkpatrick
Gardner
Kirkpatrick
Olathe Hospital
Ron Russell
Metro Squad
Russell
Last day to register for the November election in Kansas
Monday marks the final registration day for the November 8 election. To register, applicants must be U S citizens, at least 18, and residents of Kansas in the same township or precinct for 14 days. Voting history affects eligibility. if you registered before but haven’t voted in two consecutive elections you must re register.
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U.S
Kansas
Douglas County
City Hall
Sixth
Massachusetts
Independence Inc
Haskell
Metropolitan Federal Bank
Columbia Dr
Kinder-Care Learning Center
Crestline Dr
Lawrence
Baldwin Ledger
Baldwin City Hall
Kroeger’s Country Store
Lecompton City Hall
Lecompton
Eudora City Hall
Douglas County Meets on Detention Center Change Orders
Douglas County commissioners plan 1 30 p m meeting at the courthouse to review proposed change orders on the Northeast Kansas Regional Juvenile Detention Center in North Lawrence after questioning 4043 in extra charges from the architect and contractor. They will also review heavy maintenance and capital projects by public works.
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Douglas County
Northeast Kansas
Industrial Lane
North
Lawrence
Public Works Department
Students to hold pharmacy fair at KU Kansas Union
The Academy of Students of Pharmacy at Kansas University hosts a pharmacy fair from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday on the Kansas Union fourth floor as part of National Pharmacy Week. It features information booths seminars video shows health screenings and giveaways.
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Academy of Students of Pharmacy At
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Lawrence weekend event calendar highlights and sports
Wise DATEBOOK lists a health fair at Tanger Outlet Center with 1035 N Third St from 10 am to 3 pm, a Memorial Stadium football game Kansas University versus Oklahoma at 1 pm for Parents Day, a 7 pm Chocolate Extravaganza at Lawrence Senior Center as a Douglas County Democrats fundraiser, and Haskell Stadium game Haskell Indian Nations University versus Kemper Military Academy for Homecoming. Sunday features a concert and chili feed at Liberty Hall to benefit five local agencies from 4 pm to 10 pm, plus voter registration and social events at Ninth Street Baptist Church and a Douglas County Commission meeting at the county courthouse.
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Mike Yooer
Journal-Worp
Winona Hall
Haskell Indian Nations University
Haskell
Kemper Military Academy
Tanger Factory
Third St
Memorial Stadium
Kansas University
Oklahoma
Lawrence Senior Center
Douglas County Democrats
Haskell Stadium
Liberty Hall
Mass
Community Mercantile
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ohio
Access poll on soap operas and unionization
Access poll asks if there is too much sex on daytime soaps and if Douglas County employees should unionize. Voters call 865-5000 and enter category 3500 for yes or 3501 for no. Results show 25 yes and 24 no with voluntary respondents and no scientific accuracy claim.
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Gene Shaughnessy
Lee Smith
Chad Martens
Baker
Eleanor Zeddies
Law Enforcement Report
William D. Ebeling
Andrea R. Ahlstedt
Overland Park
Vernon J. Caylor
Topeka
Dorothy N. Campbell
Jerry L. Palmer
Christine L. Anderson
Rex E. Pinegar
Monica M. Pickens
Philip L. Bohlander
Deborah A. Sheridan
Alan E. Cook
Donna M. Cook
Daryl G. Munck
Denise L. Munck
James R. Moseley
California
Sally A. Moseley
Baldwin
Raymond G. Stockton Sr
Gale I
Stockton
Sammie R. Ingram
Eudora
Susan L. Ingram
Clinton E. Grammer
Diana L. Grammer
Ottawa
William D. Barnhill
Elizabeth A. Barnhill
Eric Pence
Laura R. Torres Pence
William Stalheim
Alberta L. White
Ida £. Smith Cochran
Clyde R. Cochran
St. Marys
Jerald J. Jennings
Christine Jennings
Jack Payne
Wise
Douglas County Commission
11Th and
Topay
Paul Eakins
Dorothy Moran
The
Journal-World
Bill Snead
John Taylor
Kurt Caywood
Ann Gardner
Chuck Woodling
Nancy Smith
Mason King
Nancy Price
Tom Fisher
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