Hummingbirds Return to Area for Fall Migration
Ruby throated hummingbirds are spotted at feeders as they begin their autumn migration. Local sightings indicate a seasonal return bringing small, rapid visitors to our region this week.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2003
Page
4
Ruby throated hummingbirds are spotted at feeders as they begin their autumn migration. Local sightings indicate a seasonal return bringing small, rapid visitors to our region this week.
One of four men charged in the alleged rape of a 13 year old girl earlier this year is incompetent to stand trial, a judge found. District Court Judge Paula Martin stayed the proceedings and ordered admission to Larned State Security Hospital for evaluation. The suspect’s attorney cited inconsistent statements and a neurological condition affecting brain activity. Two other men remain charged and an 18 year old pleaded guilty to attempted rape in the case.
An Emporia man, Leslie T. Howe, 23, awaits sentencing in a North Lawrence motel attack case. Howe, who had a limited role, was charged originally with aggravated robbery and related felonies but pleaded to aggravated battery, felony theft and misdemeanor theft. The March 10 assault at Jayhawk Motel left 21-year old Josh Greemore injured.
The Journal World notes Lawrence area gasoline prices dip to 31.63 at Citgo 2005 W Ninth St Zarco 66 No 3 900 Iowa and Hillcrest Amoco 914 Iowa If a lower price is found call Pump Patrol at 832-7154.
Douglas County and Lawrence officials weigh public money for the Farmland Industries fertilizer plant near Kansas Highway 10. Commissioners frame the site as entryway to the city and potential industrial site, balancing environmental calm with calls to return the property to productive use.
Kansas University breaks ground on the Hall Center for the Humanities converting the 1887 Power Plant into an 11,500 square foot facility. Don Hall and Hallmark Cards donate 3.26 million of the 3.76 million project cost. The building preserves limestone arches and the original structure while adding a 120 seat auditorium and offices for scholars.
Monarch Watch hosts an open house at Foley Hall on KU West Campus from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday to let visitors observe monarchs laying eggs in milkweed. The event features egg-laying monarchs in cages, a caterpillar tent, and a tent showing how to participate in tagging on Sept. 13 at Baker Wetlands.
Kansas University's Band Day draws 2000 high school musicians for a downtown parade and a halftime show at Memorial Stadium. James Hudson, new band director, aims to boost dwindling numbers as about 35 bands travel to KU. kickoff at 6 p.m. vs Nevada Las Vegas. Weather and economy cited for smaller turnout.
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