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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2011
Page
1
Charles Stansifer, a former Kansas University history professor, has spent nearly half a century amassing banana themed items. His basement shelves hold more than 1,000 pieces of banana-bilia, a quirky personal collection showcased on page 3A.
Six foot five senior guard Brian McLemore of St Louis announced his commitment to Kansas on Sunday, choosing the Jayhawks over Missouri in a major high school basketball recruiting flip.
Local readers are invited to help at a range of athletic events from a free throw contest to the Kansas Relays. Volunteers can choose tasks and shifts across outdoor venues, supporting event operations and participant experiences. Page 4A.
Southwest Airlines reports three more aircraft with small cracks similar to those linked to a weekend emergency landing. Mike Van de Ven says prior inspections complied with FAA and Boeing guidelines as inspectors probe the extent of the issue.
Tuesday showdown pits Butler and Connecticut for the NCAA basketball championship. Analysts expect a tightly contested final with both programs seeking their first national title crown.
Shawnee resident and naturalists report a surprising rookery in a tall sycamore in Shawnee park where five or more great blue herons nest among hulking nests. The birds, a symbol of healthy wetlands, often hunt alone but nest in groups and alert others to predators.
Kansas Leadership Center uses the 2004 Lawrence smoking ban debate as a teaching tool. Ed O’Malley notes the case studies show how real Kansans face leadership dilemmas and decisions. The Wichita nonprofit researched communities like Salina Dodge City and Greeley County to reveal who sat at the table and how choices were made.
Kansas State University researchers led by J Scott Smith tested eight ready-to-eat meats for heterocyclic amines. Pepperoni showed the lowest HCA level at 0.05 nanograms per gram, while hot dogs and deli meats were noted in the findings.
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