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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2011
Page
1
Former Kansas University forward Marcus Morris hails KU freshman Merv Lindsay as a pure shooter and predicts he will be great. The remark appears in a Page 1B feature highlighting Lindsay's early impact on the Jayhawks.
Insurance agent Ron King argues earthquake insurance is wise even for those who doubt their risk. He says Washington DC never expected a quake, yet events prove it can happen. The quote highlights public awareness on Page 3A.
Complete coverage of this evening's Lawrence City Commission meeting planned for Wednesday. The report will include agenda items discussed, decisions made, and potential impacts on local services and zoning.
Lawrence officials led by Commissioner Bob Schumm aim to turn city owned vacant plots into garden sites for residents and farmers near parks and abandoned lots. Eileen Horn notes about 20 potential sites from one third to seven acres with concerns over oversight contracts and water access.
Lawrence Police Chief Tarik Khatib explains crime prevention using a fire analogy, stressing a suspect, a victim, and a conducive environment. He seeks more patrol officers plus educational outreach to teach residents and businesses how to reduce risk and design safer spaces, not just install cameras.
MilForD Lake faces a toxic cyanobacteria bloom since mid July. Water toxin levels reached 80 times WHO danger mark, leading to a shutdown of lake activity and cancellations at Flagstep Resort. Local business owners and campers fear revenue loss as officials study long term environmental health and economic impacts.
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