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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 2007

Page

2

New East 11th Street Beacon Opens in Lawrence

City traffic engineer David Woosley explains a pedestrian crossing beacon on East 11th Street between Connecticut Street and Haskell Avenue began operating in late August. It assists residents who struggled to cross at peak times by triggering flashing yellow lights that warn drivers until the light turns red, reducing driver delays. It is Lawrence’s first beacon of this kind.

East 11Th Street Connecticut Street Haskell Avenue David Woosley A. City Woosley Lawrence

Sound Off line guidance note

A brief instruction informs readers to call a number 832-7297 to leave a Sound Off question. The note describes listening for a prompt to record a question. The text emphasizes using a voicemail service for public inquiries.

Mike Sander Leaves Day Job For Real Career

Mike Sander, a purchaser for Clathe, reflects on quitting his daytime job to pursue a real career. He previously ran a comic book store and states he would return if he could earn sufficient money from it.

Massachusetts Street Mike Sander

Serial rapist eyed as Kansas State fears rise

Manhattan police hunt a serial rapist believed to have attacked seven college-age women near Kansas State University over seven years. The attacker, who wears a mask and gloves, lacks a sketch due to the mask, fueling fear on campus. Officials stress safety steps as student groups and faculty push awareness and escort services see increased enrollment.

Manhattan Kansas State University John Doehling Riley County Kansas University

KU to implement electronic locks for campus housing

KU plans card reader access and exit only doors in 20 large residence halls affecting about 4,500 students. Public Safety says electronic locks improve security and disaster response while front doors stay open near a staffed desk. Missouri State University already uses card controlled locks since 1994 and logs entries, with access restricted and logs purged as needed.

Robertson Schuyler Bailey Public Safety Office University of Missouri- Columbia Frankie Minor Minor

Researcher pursues nutrient-based approach to disease control

Scientist Smith argues nutrients influence disease outcomes and aims to apply the concept to HIV cell reproduction and insect control. Indiana University microbiology emeritus Eugene Weinberg praises Smith’s big-picture leadership. Collaborations with Washington University and Michigan State seek nutrient-spore methods to curb mosquitoes. a $1 million NIH grant is hoped for.

Smith Eugene Weinberg Indiana University Washington University St. Louis Michigan State University National Institutes of Health

Workers ponder job rewards on Labor Day

Profiles of local workers including funeral director Jake Barnett pharmacist Phyllis McAdoo and disability services liaison Pennie Dubisar-Cross highlight motivation compassion and commitment. Barnett values helping families during grief McAdoo aids health education and faces insurance hurdles while Dubisar-Cross guides disabled individuals through eligibility and referrals.

Jake Barnett Lawrence Funeral Barnett Pennie Pennie Dubisar-Cross Dubisar-Cross Community Developmental Disabilities Organization Douglas Jefferson

Resident recalls deadly crash on quiet 55 mph road

Caldwell, who lives five years at the address, describes a Sunday wreck as the most serious yet on the fast stretch. He notes frequent crashes on the 55 mph road and worries about speeding as he called emergency services. A driver in another vehicle made the initial call.

Caldwell

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