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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2013
Page
4
On Massachusetts Street readers are asked what kind of animal a newly discovered creature would be named after them. The query appears on page 1A inviting responses and thoughts to LJWorld.com.
Aaron and Bethany Newton of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Sunday. Alex and Heather Kessler of Baldwin City welcomed a girl on Monday. Charles Flyingman and Rachael Rummel of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Monday. David Jarmolowics and Allison Tetreault of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Monday.
More than 800 people attended the 21st annual Stepping Out Against Breast Cancer Dance Saturday night. A Sunday Journal World story misstated the attendance figures.
Martinsville Texas brothers James and Marlin Butler admitted to conspiring to violate the Lacey Act and pleaded guilty to related counts. James Butler also pleaded guilty to obstruction for directing an employee to destroy mounts. The 10th Circuit criticized earlier sentence calculations, with resentencing lowering prison terms from initial 41 and 27 months.
After starting at KU against Baylor, running back wide receiver Tony Pierson felt dizzy early and was held out for precaution. Coach Charlie Weis reiterated that Pierson’s health governs his playing time due to concussion concerns, with no risks taken after the injury.
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The Lawrence public school board tentatively selects McCown Gordon Construction of Kansas City and Nabholz Construction Services of Olathe to manage two construction packages across several district schools including Broken Arrow and Free State High. The board also approves buying Ricoh copiers for 368,541 plus 55,200 yearly maintenance, considers a 75,400 warehouse, creates a Boundary Advisory Committee, updates the policy manual, and approves software licenses and virtual school payments.
Students and staff at Hillcrest School returned to class after a brief evacuation due to a gas odor detected around 11:42 a.m. Responders traced the odor to a residential gas line break two blocks south at Oxford and Highland. Officials deemed the area safe and the school resumed operations.
Members of legislative budget committees conduct a statewide higher education campus tour and will reach Kansas University on Wednesday. After budget cuts to public universities, GOP leaders schedule information meetings at KU and KU Medical Center. KU stop begins 9 a.m. at KUMC Warners Center with KUMC and KU talks, Q&A, tour and lunch. Lawrence stop at 2:30 p.m. at the Bioscience Technology Business Center with presentations and a tour.
Six Kansas University doctoral students have won the Madison and Lila Self Graduate Fellowship for the 2013-14 school year. The four year program aims to prepare graduate students for future leadership roles by providing funding and mentorship.
Deborah Young, 55, of Lawrence, remained in critical condition after a Oct 24 collision on U S 169 near K 39 in Neosho County. Marvin Groff, 79, of Jay Oklahoma, drove south in the northbound lane and struck her. Young was flown to Freeman West Hospital in Joplin Missouri. Her husband said Monday she had a little better.
Samuel Sanders, 21, of Leawood died when his vehicle struck a stalled car and Sanders was hit by an oncoming SUV that attempted to avoid the obstruction. Sanders, a former LHS athlete, had played baseball at Pratt CC and pursued an Emporia State degree while working as a special education paraeducator at South Middle School. He hoped to become a Lawrence police officer, and friends recall his steady, friendly nature. Visitation is set for Thursday evening at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home, with a memorial service Friday at Lawrence Free Methodist Church.
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