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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2011
Page
1
The Connecticut Huskies toppled the Butler Bulldogs 53 to 41 in the national title game. Coach Jim Calhoun became the oldest coach to win a college basketball championship, as Butler suffered a second straight title game defeat.
The Obama administration said on Monday it will prosecute the Sept. 11 2001 suspects before military commissions rather than in civilian federal court in New York City.
Barbara Mowder, a Williamstown resident, recalls a rare gustnado that rolled through her town Sunday night, saying she has lived here for 40-some years and never seen anything like it. The storm’s unusual formation drew comparisons to tornado events she has seen reported on the news.
The paper previews full coverage set for Wednesday detailing today's city and school board races. It notes expected results, candidate standings, and voting trends to inform readers ahead of the local election cycle.
Dr Tapas Ghose of Cardiovascular Specialists of Lawrence advocates using arm arteries for heart tests and procedures to open clogged arteries. A recent study of 7,000 patients in 32 countries supports his claim that wrist access reduces complications and speeds recovery. The angiogram and possible angioplasty typically use a leg entry.
Douglas County clerk Jamie Shew urged turnout as 65 polls across 67 precincts opened from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. to elect three Lawrence city commissioners four school board members and other local posts amid a low casual voter turnout landscape.
The Douglas County Senior Center plans to honor Ken Audus of the Kansas University School of Pharmacy for his school's work with local seniors. Audus calls the award flattering and notes it reflects the student-led initiatives like bone density screenings and health fairs. Jessie Kwatamdia cites the significance of the honor following Jim Seaver’s death and praises Audus’ humility and community focus.
Kansas wins permission from the U S Supreme Court to file a new petition against Nebraska over Republican River water rights The state alleges Nebraska overused water in 2005 and 2006 threatening about 500000 acres In the basin and seeks $72 million in potential restitution
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