Easter Services Warm Spirits At Local Churches
Easter Sunday services lifted spirits as DIANA BROWN joined the Ninth Street Baptist Church choir and CAROL SUE AUBUCHON received communion at First Christian Church during a sunrise service. An outdoor Clinton Lake Overlook event was moved inside due to cold weather.
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Josh Evans to appear again on The Today Show
Josh Evans, a 6 year old Lawrence boy with Roberts syndrome, returns to NBCs The Today Show for a one year follow up. His mother Tareena says crew filmed at home after they visited for a prior piece about Disney World funded by The Dream Factory of Greater Kansas City. The latest segment will air Friday.
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Levin says Senate won’t cut Iraq war funding
Senator Carl Levin said on This Week the Senate will not vote to cut funding for the Iraq war and will press Bush to push Iraqi leaders toward a political settlement. He noted a majority of Democrats and most Republicans would vote to fund the troops and rejected any immediate funding cutoff.
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Health care compromise praised on both sides in Kansas
The 2007 Kansas Legislature forged a health care compromise after stark reform differences. Gov. Sebelius urged universal coverage while Republicans favored Medicaid privatization, yet lawmakers claimed progress and vowed to continue the effort. The Kansas Health Policy Authority also praised a general bill with smaller initiatives.
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Lawrence City Commissioner Sue Hack Sets Second Term as Mayor
Sue Hack, Lawrence city commissioner, readies for a second term as mayor. The move signals continuity in city leadership as Hack plans policy priorities and governance for the coming years.
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