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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2013
Page
4
Police answer a report of an armed robbery on the 2300 block of Naismith Drive early Saturday. The suspect asked to use the victim’s phone before producing a pistol, took the wallet, and rode away on a bicycle. The incident was reported around 4 40 a m with no further details on the suspect.
A list of marriage licenses granted in Lawrence area includes Carl John Springer and Rachel Elizabeth Rake both of Lawrence, along with partners Daniel Eli West and Rachel Lee Wagner, and several other couples from Lawrence and nearby towns. Also listed are divorces and bankruptcies of local residents, with addresses and ages for each party.
A brief item references a question or event at Massachusetts Street with directions to read the full story on page 1A. The note hints at ongoing reporting and urges readers to turn to the main section for details.
A publication note corrects a misidentification in the September 23 marriage listings. The correction clarifies the names involved and adjusts the record accordingly for accurate archival reference.
The narrative highlights Gertrude Ruttan as a tough, exacting English teacher who used a nose-in-the-circle discipline. Todd, Carl Knox’s daughter, reflects on lessons beyond coursework, including inclusive intramural sports and the meaning of a high school diploma. Brady Tanner, diagnosed with Rubenstein-Taylor syndrome, notes a 650-pound squat and three medals at the 2011 World Special Olympics in Athens, Greece, praising support from family and coaches.
Lawrence residents Sunny Cavner and William Thompson welcome a daughter born Sunday in what the family notes as a joyful arrival.
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