Lids Can Stay On When Recycling Plastic Bottles
Lawrence Department of Waste Reduction and Recycling says caps may stay on plastic jugs and bottles in recycling. The policy emphasizes leaving lids on to simplify processing and reduce contamination.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2012
Page
5
Lawrence Department of Waste Reduction and Recycling says caps may stay on plastic jugs and bottles in recycling. The policy emphasizes leaving lids on to simplify processing and reduce contamination.
Readers can reach the soundoff line at 832-7297 or email soundoff at jworld.com for inquiries. The brief contact details appear in a community bulletin fragment from the newspaper page.
A reader asks about Carrie Nation at the Massachusetts Street location. The brief prompts to see story on page 1A for details.
Ronnie Eugene Taylor an 18 year old Lawrence man was charged in Douglas County District Court with 11 counts including four home burglaries amid a spike in break ins between May and August. Sanders 18 was charged later with July 15 and July 19 burglaries plus theft witness intimidation and credit card use. Both held on bonds of 50000 and 75000. Police urge residents to keep lights on and lock doors.
Lawrence police conducted a weekend enforcement action in the Dread neighborhood resulting in 16 alcohol, 14 parking, three traffic, three pedestrian, two drunken driving, and two urinating in public citations or arrests. The weekender also included a burglary on West 18th Street, a sexual advance incident with a KU student, a reported sexual assault, and two gunshot reports with no suspects found.
Journal-World notes no incidents to report Monday. It clarifies a Sept 8 column misstated delays in appointing a new dean of the Kansas University School of Medicine. Two positions are open after Barbara Atkinson’s resignation. a new dean will be chosen after the executive vice chancellor job is filled. Names listed include Olga Aguilar Lawrence a girl and Jerry Espinoza Ottawa a girl.
Police say the weekend deaths of Kailyn Heine and Jeremiah Campbell were a murder death by own action with Campbell shooting Heine and then himself. Their bodies were found Saturday morning in their Topeka apartment after a tenant reported a bullet hole. Details on motive were not released.
Wichita police say a 38 year old woman may be responsible for more than 30 tire slashings in southeast Wichita over the past month. A man reported seeing her beside his car and hearing a hiss as a tire deflated. Neighbors helped pursue after yelling drew attention and she threatened two men with a knife. The tire and knife will be tested at the CSI lab for connections to other slashings.
Kansas farm sown 2 percent of the 2013 winter wheat crop as of Sunday per Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service. Producers continue drought stressed harvest with about 41 percent of corn cut and soybean harvest starting in parts of the state. Sorghum harvest also underway.
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