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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2010
Page
3
Readers urged more Marmaduke in the paper after a profile in American Profile. Journal-World editor says adding Marmaduke would require dropping another comic. A recent comics survey found no clear candidate to drop.
A reader asks for color preferences at Speedway Shell, 1733 Mass. The brief query notes a location and asks for opinions on favorite car color.
The Lawrence school board approves a four category plan for 2010 and 2011 focusing on improving student learning, evaluating boundaries and buildings, using resources efficiently, and following up on ongoing initiatives. The board aims to gather input from teachers on a research based classroom evaluation instrument and to develop a district improvement plan tied to No Child Left Behind, with reassessment of high school boundaries slated for future study.
In northwest Greeley Ellen McGurk and Doug Smith had artist Faye Braaten carve Fritz, their 12 year old giant schnauzer, into a dead tree in their yard. Fritz weighed 130 pounds in his prime and now weighs about 80 as he leans on visitors. The couple, both retired, own several rescue dogs from the Humane Society of Weld County.
Scholars warn a ruling in favor of Snyder could broaden free speech lawsuits, as critics question whether protestors can reach people arriving at private events. McAllister argues the Phelpses seek a First Amendment victory, targeting a private family for attention as the Supreme Court weighs the issue. Reporter George Diepenbrock. follow Lawrence crime news via Twitter.
A reader poll asks if people would take a loan to upgrade home energy efficiency if the process were simpler. Results show 48 percent would not, 28 percent would, 12 percent do not own a home, and 10 percent are unsure. More details are at LJWorld.com.
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