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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2015
Page
5
Mila Cruse, a first grader from Lawrence, says she will dress as Supergirl for Halloween. The Street readers are invited to share their costumes and thoughts at LJWorld.com.
Gay rights groups condemned Governor Brownback for addressing a Salt Lake City World Congress of Families conference seen as anti LGBT. The SPLC labeled WCF an anti LGBT hate group for backing a Russian law curbing materials on nontraditional relationships. Brownback’s office said he spoke to discuss poverty, foster care, education, and dignity of work.
KU notes a busy week with new engineering building LEEP2 dedication today. AT&T expands mobile coverage at Memorial Stadium with Distributed Antenna Systems to improve calls data and social sharing during homecoming activities. Bill Clinton visit Ellen DeGeneres show mentioned. Jeff Vitter to depart KU.
Heard on the Hill notes KU will offer a spring course The Vampire in Literature Film and Television covering Russian literature to Twilight. Local food trucks will park in Lot 90 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays through Thanksgiving. Professor emeritus Paul Jess died Oct 22 at 83. he joined KU in 1976 and retired in 1996.
The Kansas Supreme Court announced an expedited schedule for an appeal led by Kingman County District Judge Larry Solomon. Oral arguments are set for December 10 over a 2014 law stripping the court of naming chief judges, a move tied to looming term expirations and funding control.
The datebook lists Fortunate Events at Borders building and multiple venues downtown, with openings by Bill Kutilek Jo Renfro John Sebelius Teresa Treanor and others. The hours run 5 to 9 p m with additional events across galleries shops and museums including music art and readings.
The Kansas Corporation Commission and Kansas Geological Survey say more study is needed to see if limiting wastewater injection reduces quakes. Restrictions, described as encouraging but inconclusive, will be revisited early next year to observe the real impact amid a rise in October quakes and a drop in drilling activity due to low oil prices.
Trey Pettson said the Gaedtkes filed advance ballots in Johnson County for the 2010 general election while shuttling between Olathe and Arkansas. They voted in Arkansas in person during the period. Pettson called it a stressful time and a mistake, noting no ballot stuffing and that 2010 was not a presidential year. Steven Gaedtke, a Vietnam veteran, and Betty Gaedtke, a domestic violence educator, have a long civic record. Kobach's office would not comment. A court date was set for December 3.
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