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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 2011

Page

4

Federal prosecutor highlights anti sex trafficking efforts in Kan

An assis tant U S attorney, a pioneer in using anti trafficking laws against sex trade customers, outlined training methods for Missouri and Kansas. A pilot task force from St Louis to western Kansas will be based in Kansas City. Cordes spoke at Wichita’s Protect Our Children Conference about Operation Guardian Angel and the shift toward treating female victims as victims, not criminals. She noted cases can take years but yield rehab and recovery for survivors.

Wichita U.S Missouri Kansas Department of Justice St. Louis Kansas City Cynthia Cordes Cordes Barry Grissom Wichita Eagle Grissom Hilton Guardian Angel Congress Ficer

Court rules land in Kansas cannot be used for tribal casino

A federal appeals court ruled the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma cannot use a 35 acre tract near La Cygne Lake in Miami County for a casino. The 10th Circuit affirmed Interior Department decisions that the land cannot be donated or claimed for gambling despite prior rulings. The tribe, based in Miami Oklahoma, migrated generations ago and faced a long legal battle over its dormant land.

Kansas City, Mo Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Kansas la Cygne Lake Miami County Miami Tribe Interior Department Department William G. My Ers III 10Th U.S. Circuit Court Bureau of Indian Affairs Miami Okla

Archers invited for Special Hunt at Clinton Lake parks

The U S Army Corps of Engineers invites applications for its annual Special Archery Hunt in November and December at Bloomington and Rockhaven parks near Lawrence to control deer. Applications due September 29. randomly selected hunters will join a partner, carry a corps permit, and follow state laws. Contact Samantha Walker at (816)389-3583 or samantha.n.walker@usace.army.mil for details.

Clinton Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Bloomington Rockhaven Lawrence Samantha Walker Park Ranger Samantha N.walker Usace

Workshop teaches quail habitat in Kansas outreach

The Kansas Department of Wildlife Parks and Tourism invites private landowners to a free public workshop in Lawrence on October 11 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Dreher Family 4-H building to discuss improving upland bird habitats including bobwhite quail and other grassland species. Brad Rueschhoff can provide details at 785-273-6740 or brad.rueschhoff ksoutdoors.com.

The State Wildlife Agency Kansas Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism Lawrence Dreher Family 4-H Harper St Brad Rueschhoff Brad.rueschhoff

Wakarusa River Valley Heritage Museum Fundraiser and Barbecue

The Wakarusa River Valley Heritage Museum hosts two events at Bloomington East Park Clinton Lake this month. On Sept 10 at 7 p.m. a fundraiser features live music by the Wakarusa River Valley Band with Clifford Downing, ice cream and desserts, and a $10 suggested donation. On Sept 24 at 5:30 p.m. a whole hog barbecue with potluck sides, lemonade, iced tea, potluck desserts, and music by the band, at the same location, with a $10 suggested donation.

Wakarusa River Valley Heritage Museum Bloomington East Park Clinton Lake Wakarusa River Valley Band Clifford Downing

Free preschool development screenings offered by appointment

Parents of preschoolers are urged to use free screenings available by appointment on two upcoming Wednesdays September 14 and October 12 at Kennedy School 1605 Davis Road across Harper Street from the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds. Contact Edie Boehle or Morgan Carter for scheduling and information.

Kennedy School Davis Road Harper Street Douglas County Edie Boehle Eboehle Morgan Carter McArter

Nebraska governor urges Obama to deny Keystone XL permit

Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman urged President Obama and Secretary Clinton to deny the Keystone XL pipeline permit over fears it would threaten the Ogallala aquifer that supplies drinking water to about 2 million Nebraskans and seven other states. Heineman, while supporting some pipelines, criticized the route crossing the aquifer and urged action amid protests and divided views among officials and business groups.

Lincoln Nes Nebraska Dave Heineman Barack Obama U.S Hillary Clinton Heineman Ogallala Obama Clinton State Department Canada Montana South Dakota Kansas Oklahoma Texas Gulf Coast TransCanada Washington, D.C Daryl Hannah White House Terry Cunha Cunha Rick Perry Brian Schweitzer North America

Kansas agency lands $300 thousand health grant

Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced 40 million in federal grants to strengthen the public health infrastructure nationwide, funded largely by the Affordable Care Act. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment receives 300000, with program support from the CDC under the National Public Health Improvement Initiative.

Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius Kansas Centers For Disease Control and Prevention CDC NPHII NPHI Hhs.gov

Douglas County fund seeks projects from Elizabeth Schultz grant

The Douglas County Community Foundation invites applications for funding from the Elizabeth Schultz Environmental Fund. Deadline is Oct. 3. Grants support local efforts in science culture education aesthetics or economic development. An information session is Sept. 7 at 4 p.m. in the Gallery Room of Lawrence Public Library. The fund, established in 2005 by KU professor Elizabeth Schultz, has awarded over $120,000. Visit dccfoundation.org for details.

Douglas County Community Foundation Elizabeth Schultz Kansas University Dccfoundation.org

Lawrence district offers free preschool developmental screenings

Lawrence School District provides free developmental screenings for three to five year olds through Lawrence Early Childhood Special Services. The tests assess walking, talking, hearing, vision, thinking and social skills to identify needs and plan supports for preschoolers.

Lawrence Lawrence Early Childhood

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