Lawrence Datebook Today Entries Mix Events and Meetings
Lawrence Datebook lists a dense schedule for Wednesday featuring Storytime for 23rd older at 9 20 am and a 10 30 am session, followed by seminars at the Lawrence Chamber. Activities include an art ground opening, library programs, farmers market, and city commission meeting. Community groups like Big Brothers Big Sisters and historical lectures are also noted for the day.
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First Presby
Tinton Kwey
Lewrence Public Library
Story Theater
Jodo
Vermont
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Douglas County
Lawrence
Mato Hemakiye
Difford Semie
Lawrence Public Library
Kansas University
Hawk's Nest
Kansas Union
United States
Dawid Forsythe
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Woodruff
Lawrence Humane Society Takes In Stray Dogs and Notes Policy
The Lawrence Humane Society reports stray dogs brought to the shelter including a red and white Hound and Brittany mix spayed about one year old, a black Labrador retriever with a blue collar named Michetty, and a female. The Journist Word notes the paper omits some police accounts, emphasizes reporting only major crimes or when losses reach $1,000, and protects victims by not naming individuals. arrests are disclosed only when charged.
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Hound
Brittany
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Reports No Births Monday
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no births on Monday. The bulletin notes a quiet day in the maternity unit with no deliveries logged for the date.
Corrections Correct Cash Death Article Including Chuck Mead
A Saturday newspaper fixes an error in its Johnny Cash death report by clarifying Chuck Mead is the lead singer of BRD49, correcting a misidentified name from the earlier article. The correction aims to set the record straight on the misattributed personnel involved.
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Chuck Mead
Johnny Cash
Journal World subscriber service and newsroom contacts
The notice lists subscription information and delivery guarantees, then provides a roster of newsroom editors and their contact emails and phones, including Reese Brack, John Taylor, Mike Shields, Ann Gardner, Chad Lawher, and others, plus news partners and online editors.
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Zemaiit
Mike Shields
City Seilor
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Ann Gardner
Jon Nicosm
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Chad Lawher
Emait Clenhorikword
Defense attorney seeks state to pay trial costs for Sudduth
Kansas case centers on Michael L. Sudduth who faced charges for a Bath & Body Works robber y, threats with a gun, and kidnapping claims. The defense requests waiving court appointed fees, estimated around $2,000, arguing indigence and prior history. Prosecutors maintained trial right and state responsibility for appointed counsel.
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Michael L. Sudduth
Bath & Body Works
Lowe
Sudduth
Shelley Bock
Topeka
Bock
Douglas County District Court
Paula Martin
Winners named for Kemper Teaching Fellowships at KU
The 99,000 WT Kemper Teaching Fellowships at KU awardees include W. Perry Alexander, Philip Baringer, Maggie Childs, Jonathan Earle, Charles Eldredge, Stephen Fawcett, Allen Greiner, Richard Hale, John Head, Michael Hoeflich, John K. Kelly, Bob Klein, Amy O'Brien-Ladner, Tracy Russo, John Stanianas, Rodolfo Torres, Eric Weinberg, Judith Widen, Jack Winerock, and Don Vorster.
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W. Perry Alexander
Philip Baringer
Maggie Childs
Jonathan Earle
Charles Eldredge
Stephen Fawcett
Allen Greiner
Richard Hale
John Head
Michael Hoeflich
John K. Kelly
Bob Klein
Amy O’brien-Ladner
Tracy Russo
John Stanianas
Rodolfo Torres
Eric Weinberg
Judith Widen
Jack Winerock
Don Vorster
Call Sound Off Line for Questions
Instructions explain how to use the Sound Off line by calling 832-7297 to hear a recording that prompts listeners to leave their questions. The notice provides procedural details without naming individuals or organizations. It mirrors a local radio or newspaper prompt encouraging audience participation.
On the Street: Sunday Alcohol Sales Debate
Abby Wills reports street views on Sunday liquor sales in Lawrence. Lou Ukpokedu, a KU senior, Brad Ballard a machinist, and Kari Hassard of NCS Pearson weigh in with mixed views on potential boosts to sales and access for students.
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Lou Ukpokedu
Kansas University
Lawrence
Brad Ballard
Kari Hassard
NCS Pearson
KU Republicans host Scott Poor on youth in GOP 2004 race
Kansas University executive director Scott Poor will speak on the party direction and youth roles in the GOP during the 2004 local and state elections. The public event starts at 7 30 p m in the Jayhawk Room at the Kansas Union. A downtown Lawrence bar fight left a KU student hospitalized and two men jailed on aggravated battery charges after chase near Jazzhaus. The 21 year old victim sustained a head injury and was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A 71 year old Lawrence man and a 21 year old Omaha, Nebraska man were booked into Douglas County Jail on suspicion of aggravated battery.
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Kansas University
College Republicans
Poor
GOP
Jayhawk
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Kansas Union
Lawrence
Jazzhaus
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Douglas County
Police seize beer kegs at large weekend party
Police responded to a large party on Overland Drive where a 30 year old woman and a 19 year old man were found selling cups and charging attendees for beer, violating Kansas liquor laws. Four kegs were seized and the case will be sent to the district attorney for potential charges of operating an open saloon and furnishing alcohol to minors.
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Lawrence
Overland Drive
Kansas
Prostate Cancer Screening Clinic And Bike Run Set
A community bike run begins at 8 30 a m on Oct 5 from South Park with a 40 mile option and mid route soup and sandwiches. Registration is 18 before Saturday or 25 afterward. A free prostate cancer screening clinic runs at Stormont Vail Health Center through Sept 26 on weekdays, with calls to 785 354 5225 for details.
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South Park
Topeka
American Urological Assn
American Cancer Society
Octoginia bike race ready to roll in Lawrence
The Lawrence Bicycle Club invites applications for the 34th Octoginia. Early registration closes Saturday for the Oct 4-5 event with activities starting at 7 am Oct 4. The 10 km race begins near Old Kansas Highway 10 and Nossa Road east of Lawrence, with 30 mile Douglas County ride at 9 30 am from South Park and lunch at Free State Brewing Co. Fees range from 10 to 20 dollars by class and helmets are required. A 2 pm Swap Meet is also in South Park. Main event registration runs Oct 4 8 am to 7 pm and Oct 5 7 am to 8 30 am. The 80 mile NE Kansas loop is part of the schedule.
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Lawrence Bicycle Club
Old Kansas Highway 10
Nossa Road
Lawrence
Douglas County
South Park
Free State Brewing Co
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