Haskell Indian Arts Market and city water policy questions
The item notes the Haskell Indian Arts Market as part of the Lawrence Indian Arts Show sponsored by the KU Museum of Anthropology Haskell Indian Nations University and the Lawrence Arts Center with events at Haskell. It also reports rural residents near Lawrence seeking city water service via annexation, including a north of Wakarusa River property getting a 3700 foot connection off 31st Street and Haskell Avenue. city policy requires annexation. The piece mentions an oil and fuel saturation issue and advises contacting EPA or city hall for ordinance violations.
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Rural Water District No. 4
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Lynn Goodell
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Call Sound Off via Journal-World Access Line
Readers are invited to call the Journal-World Access line at 865-5000 and enter category 7478 to hear a recording prompting listeners to leave their questions for Sound Off.
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Bicycle injuries prompt critical and fair condition reports
Dustin Barnes 22 of Lawrence remained in critical condition at KU Medical Center after an August 23 bicycle crash in Kansas City Kansas. Andrei Marusov 26 remained in fair condition at KU Medical Center after a bicycle crash Friday. Fire calls logged a vehicle fire at 3 45 pm Sunday and a rescue on Ousdald Rd with timing and location details.
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Kansas University Medical Center
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Ray Farmer’s Case Triggers Personal Debate
Ray Farmer, an engineering technician, draws mixed public reaction as supporters frame the issue as personal and non-criminal. Critics call for actions if country loyalty is in question, while others urge restraint until facts are clear.
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Reception for Emily Dahlem and city events in Lawrence
A reception for Emily Dahlem executive secretary in the Lawrence city manager office is scheduled in the city hall lobby at Sixth and Massachusetts as she retires after 26 years. Bookmobile routes include the Adult Learning Center Clinton Place and John Taylor Park with various times. Health screening for seniors is offered at Babcock Place with a fee. Other events include Explore a Story at the library, a Faculty Convocation at Budig Hall, A Taste of Lawrence fundraiser by the Chamber of Commerce, Douglas County Commission and a community identity discussion at the Kansas Union. Bookmobile alternates weekly at Brandon Woods and Vermont Towers with several other stops. Curriculum Advisory Council and NAACP meet at district venues.
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15Th
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Inverness Dr
Prairie Commons
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Presbyterian Manor
Kasold Dr
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Alvamar
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Real Alternative Radio to feature Neil LaBute guest
Kansas University alumnus writer director Neil LaBute will appear on Wednesday’s Real Alternative Radio at 4 p.m. on KJHK FM 90.7. LaBute, of Your Friends and Neighbors and In the Company of Men fame, has raised more than 57,000 so far with donations to an event involving 18 teams. Teams include Allen Press Communicator city of Lawrence E and E Display Group Hallmark Cards Farmland Industries and Kendrick Corp with contributions from Davos Inc and Sallie Mae supporting the event. The event features 18 team and individual competitions involving employees and spouses.
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E & E Display Group
Hallmark Cards
Farmland Industries
Kindedyne Corp
Davos Inc
Sallie Mae
Lawrence Corporate Cup Challenge for Special Olympics
The 199% Lawrence Corporate Cup Challenge runs 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at Lawrence High School west gym and athletic facilities at 19th and Louisiana. Proceeds partially fund the Kansas State Indoor Games in Lawrence on Nov 20 and 21. Last year the Corporate Cup
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Lawrence High School West
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Louisiana
Forum on juvenile offenders slated for Douglas County
The 7th Judicial District Community Planning Team hosts a community forum on juvenile offenders in Douglas County. It takes place at 7 p.m. on September 16 at city hall on Sixth and Massachusetts. For information call Trudy Rice or Christy Khatib at 843-7058.
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Sixth
Massachusetts
Trudy Rice
Christy Khatib
Personal Life Comments Attributed To Lawren
A quoted remark discusses President Clinton, noting concern for his personal life. The speaker says he should not face consequences for private matters and that lying was wrong but relates to personal conduct rather than public policy.
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President Clinton
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