22 Sep 1989
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1989
Page
1
Linda Hoover’s Lone Star to Wakarusa Valley School bus encounter paused for bobcats crossing a bridge near Lone Star. Students found it exciting as the driver pointed them out, a rare wildlife moment amid daily drives.
The Journal-World corrects a photo caption misidentifying two fifth graders Michele Lynn and Kari Wiseman as saying goodbye to retiring India School secretary Jean Flory. It also fixes the autumn star gazing date at Dad Perry Park to next Friday 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. and sets pianist Jack Winerock’s recital for 3:30 p.m. Sunday in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall on the KU campus.
The Lawrence Arts Center facility advisory committee unanimously backed a 3.4 million expansion plan that adds 24 600 square feet, includes a black box theater and new gallery, and would extend west to Kentucky Street with updated parking. A 5 000 study aims to inform city planners and fund options.
Salvation Army officials want to lease 920 North H Street in Lawrence for a year round homeless shelter pending a special use permit. The plan rests on Planning Commission review at Oct. 25 and potential City Commission action after Nov. 14. The shelter would operate 24 hours daily once approved.
Retirees and area couples turn to making and selling handcrafts to stay busy after nine to five. Sunday Variety explores their pursuits while Sunday Business features Ken Mackenzie’s hologram inspired theory of cube shaped organizational success. Sunday Arts examines quilts as a thread through Midwest women’s lives and Lawrence Community Theatre’s Quilters.
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