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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2011
Page
4
The all time series between Kansas and Missouri stands 171 wins for KU to 94 for MU. In Allen Fieldhouse KU is 41-14 against MU and has a 12 game winning streak there. The rivalry dates to 1907.
The notice provides contact options by phone and email. It invites readers to call 832-7297 or email soundoff ljworld.com with questions or feedback. The prompt encourages direct communication and outlines accessible channels for audience engagement.
A prompt on Massachusetts Street asks residents whom they admire, inviting personal reflections, stories of inspiration, and examples of role models shaping their values and community.
Dylan Bryant an Air Force officer and KU student speaks of his parents as his inspiration Rebecca Fensholt a KU senior values professors for guidance Marcus Mull a Kansas City actor praises friend Clint for hard work and passion Carol Williamson a Center for Science Education teacher credits the president for problem solving in the country
A judge kept bond at 100000 for Charles Erwin Reed a 20 year old Lawrence man charged with aggravated battery aggravated robbery and firearm possession in a July carjacking scheme with two co defendants. Reed to appear today as police described holding a 28 year old victim at gunpoint while cars were stolen.
Topeka announces the birth of a son to Amanda and Steve Rush on Monday April . The Journal World notes it does not print all police reports. burglaries under 1000 dollars, assault injuries, holdups, and arrests details are selectively reported to protect victims and after charges.
The Journal-World reports gas prices as low as 3.23 at several stations and invites readers to call 832-7154 if they find a lower price.
The Oct 16 What Are You Reading? item corrects Brian J. Wilson to note he serves as director of sacred liturgy and music at St. Lawrence Catholic Campus Center.
Kansas GOP accuses Kansas Democrats of hypocrisy after Executive Director Kenny Johnston resigns to take a Texas job with Hewlett-Packard. Johnston previously criticized Gov. Brownback’s Texas echo and cites personal family reasons for the move. Barker says actions speak louder than words amid state politics.
Relay For Life of Douglas County hosts an early sign-up event today from 5 to 6:30 PM in Lawrence Memorial Hospital Meeting Room A. The 2012 overnight fundraiser benefits the American Cancer Society, with teams walking 12 hours at Free State High School on June 8–9 and luminaries sold to raise funds. A kickoff is set for January 24.
Pat Parker director of Pharmacy and IV Therapy at Lawrence Memorial Hospital will host an online chat at 10 a.m. Wednesday on WellCommons.com to explain the national drug shortage and its impact on LMH patients. He has long allied with KU School of Pharmacy and state health associations and has organized medical missions in Kenya.
Rich Clarkson a Lawrence native received a Lucie Award in Los Angeles as one of six master photographers. The Lawrence Journal-World alumni is noted for sports photography and runs Rich Clarkson and Associates in Denver. He graduated from Kansas University in 1956 with a journalism degree and has worked for Topeka Capital Journal Sports Illustrated the Denver Post and the National Geographic Society.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles including Empire and Gigolos with year 2003 and stars Charlie Lions and Adam Sandler suggesting entertainment credits or film references in a clipped brief.
Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild can be reached at 785 423 0668 for tips and updates on legislative coverage. The contact line provides a direct phone number for readers seeking information or statements.
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