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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 2008

Page

6

River City Reading Festival celebrates authors and readers

The second River City Reading Festival at the Lawrence Public Library drew authors poets and readers in a day of crafts panels and book signings. Thomas Frank closed the event at the Dole Institute of Politics discussing his new book The Wrecking Crew and critiquing the conservative right while noting his nuanced view of Bob Dole.

River City Lawrence Public Library Julie Tollefson Thomas Frank Dole Institute of Politics Bob Dole Frank Dole Kansas Mark Crabtree Laura Morgan Je Lawrence Public Library KT. Walsh

Suspected gunfire reports in Lawrence with shell casings found

Lawrence police logged several reports of gunshots early Saturday. Sgt Richard Nickell said a red car was seen in the 300 block of Elm Street at midnight and shots were fired, with a similar call from the 3400 block of Augusta Street before 7 a.m. No injuries or property damage reported. shell casings recovered. Call 843-8477 with information.

Lawrence Richard Nickell Elm Street Augusta Street Nickell

District bus drivers vote to join Teamsters union

Lawrence district bus drivers and monitors employed by First Student voted to join the Teamsters Union in a federally supervised election of 130 workers at the First Student bus barn. The ballot focused on higher wages and benefits under a contract through the 2011 school year. officials say the contract may not allow higher union wages to be passed to the district.

Lawrence Teamsters Union First Student 23Rd St Wayne Zachary

Preliminary hearing set in Baldwin City shooting case

A 35-year-old Baldwin City man, Brian L. Pitts, faces felony aggravated battery for the Aug. 2 shooting of neighbor Daniel T. Sumner in the Elm Street basement. Sumner, treated at KU Hospital, was released Aug. 4. Pitts, ordered not to contact Sumner, posted bond and will appear in Douglas County District Court Monday.

Baldwin City Douglas County Brian L. Pitts Daniel T. Sumner Kansas University Hospital Sumner Elm Street Pitts Paula Martin

Clinton Dam model plane show showcases skilled pilots

Richard Evans leads more than 20 Jayhawk Model Masters pilots at the Big Bird air show below Clinton Dam. Spectators watch planes perform fast spins and tight turns as Deuser displays Broom-Hilda, a witch-named novelty model. The free event runs 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today and invites public attendance.

Mike Yodtr Journal-World Photos Dan Evans Richard Evans Topeka Clinton Dam Evans

Political forums begin next week across many races

The nonpartisan Voter Education Coalition sponsors free public forums for federal state and county races starting next week. District 2 and District 3 state Senate contests in Lawrence. Douglas County Commission races. Oct 6 Congressional District 2 at KU. Oct 20 House and State Board of Education forums at Free State High School with two panels.

Nonpartisan Voter Education Coalition Senate Lawrence High School Marci Francisco D-Lawrence Scott Morgan Roger Pine Tom Holland Douglas County Commission Douglas County Fairgrounds 21St Harper Streets Jim Flory Ken Groteweil David Brown Nancy Thellman U.S Nancy Boyda Lynn Jenkins Dole Institute of Politics Kansas University West Kansas House State Board of Education Free State High School Overland Drive Tony Brown John Coen Tom Sloan John Wilson Carolyn Campbell Robert Meissner

Green Jobs From Green Power Backed By Greenpeace Leader

Greenpeace organizer Suzanne Graham argues public investment in renewable energy can create about two million U.S. jobs and 19,000 in Kansas, comparing a $100 billion plan to the $700 billion bank bailout. She spoke at a Massachusetts Avenue news conference amid the National Day of Action to push green job policies including tax credits, transit expansion, and retrofits.

Suzanne Graham Graham Greenpeace Kansas University of Massachusetts Amherst Center For American Progress America Massachusetts Joe Spease WindSoHy Overland Park

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