Rain Drenches Oakland Area After October 1991 Fire
A first rainstorm of the season hit Oakland on October 26, 1991, soaking the fire-ravaged region with about two inches of rain. The forecast notes a high pressure system linked to rising or sinking air is discussed in relation to weather patterns.
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Trial delayed in Kline sex discrimination lawsuit
TOPERA AP reports the sex discrimination suit against former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline is postponed as lawyers finalize a settlement. The case stems from Kline firing Jackie Spradling in 2007 while he was Johnson County district attorney. Spradling alleges retaliation for complaints of sex discrimination. The judge postponed the trial to January. Johnson County has settled with the county and will donate 7500 to Safehome.
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Community events and talks fill Douglas County calendar
noon information meeting for Big Brothers Big Sisters volunteers at 536 Fireside Court Suite B. ECM University Community Forum "Evolving Elections" at Ecumenical Christian Ministries. In the Mood 1940s revue at Lied Center. Run for the White House study group with Dole Fellow and Robert Traynham at Dole Institute. Trunk or Treat with cookout and hay ride at Lawrence First Church. Douglas County Commission meeting at courthouse. An Evening with Dr Akbar Ahmed at Dole Institute. Conroy's Trivia at Conroy's Pub. Dark Times at The Granada with Jay Maus. Tango Night at Esquina with free salsa lessons at Taste Lounge. Pride Night at Wilde's Chateau. Summer salsa at Royal Crest Lanes.
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Thursday events at Memorial Stadium and local venues
A Lawrence calendar slate lists Red Dog's Dog Days workout at Memorial Stadium KU Lawrence at 6 a.m. Farmers' Market entries at Sixth and Wakarusa and Cot tin's Hardware in the afternoon. John Thompson & Friends at 1832 Mass for 4 to 6:30 p.m. Theolog y on Tap at Henry's runs 5:30 to 7 p.m. and Junkyard Jazz Band plays at American Legion. A book signing by The Rev. Dr. Bobbie Groth is 7 p.m. at Watkins Community Museum. a talk on Dietrich Bonhoeffer by Dr. Ferdinand CALENDAR rounds out the lineup.
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The Black Dahlia Murder at The Granada Night Show
The Black Dahlia Murder headlines a Halloween night metal show at The Granada 1020 Mass with All Shall Perish Cannibal Corpse and Marasmus. Doors 7, show 7:30. Tickets $18 at the door.
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Lawrence area October exhibits and library programs calendar
Ongoing museum exhibits in Lawrence include It Happened on Mass Street and Freedom's Frontier at Watkins and Carnegie Building with varied hours. Lawrence Arts Center features Constellation by Juni per Tangpuz, while Lumberyard Arts Center presents Kansas Sculptors Association through Nov. 12. Lawrence Public Library hosts multiple storytimes and a Judge a Book fundraiser through Nov. 2. Submit calendar items via email or the LJWorld events page.
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