Lions Fall to Firebirds in City Baseball Showdown
Free State relied on a hot batting lineup and senior Robby Price on the mound to dominate the Firebirds 12 to 1 in the spring city showdown on Page 1C. The lopsided result underscored Free State’s early season momentum and Price’s surprising pitching performance.
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Decree escalates nuclear concerns
Iran says it has enriched uranium to civilian power plant levels defying a UN demand to halt work. The claim underscores fears over potential weapon fuel capability and regional security implications. A separate Lawrence item notes a $3 million sewer plan gaining unanimous city commission approval to address growth in the northwest area.
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Venus Express Enters Orbit Around Venus
Quotable 66 mission manager Don McCoy celebrates the European Space Agency craft reaching Venus and entering orbit on Tuesday. Page 10A
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Kansas University Honors Program Overhaul Urged
The honors program at Kansas University is undergoing an overhaul to align with university goals for global perspectives and interdisciplinary work, aiming to broaden student scope and collaboration across disciplines.
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West-side Hartford Ave home linked to marijuana growth
Lawrence police allege the upscale 3710 Hartford Ave residence near Alvamar Golf Course was used almost exclusively to grow marijuana in mid 2004. Steven A. Soby and Nolan H. Smith, both charged with cultivation of marijuana and possession with intent to sell, appeared in District Court as trials were scheduled for late summer and fall.
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Family Treasures Disney Trip for Roberts Syndrome Family
Tareena Evans recalls a family milestone with her son Josh who has Roberts syndrome a rare bone development disorder. The Lawrence family recently visited Disney World through support from the Dream Factory enhancing their memories.
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Sunshine week brings joy to Josh Evans at kindergart en
A Kansas City charity granted five year old Josh Evans, born with Roberts syndrome, a rare bone disorder, a Florida coast adventure and a week of normal kindergarten life. His mom Tareena Evans says the experience will be a lasting memory for the family as Josh enjoys class activities, drawing, and time with peers.
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Kansans showcase bio science push at BIO 2006 expo
Politicians, businessmen and scientists from Kansas turn out at BIO 2006 in Chicago to attract bioscience jobs and investment. State Rep. Kenny Wilk emphasizes presenting a public face for the state's biotech commitment as part of a multi‑day conference effort in Lawrence and across Kansas.
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Post office tax night party shortened this year in Lawrence
The annual Lawrence tax night at the downtown post office will end at 7 p.m. this year due to USPS hour cuts, though the lobby stays open and the Alferd Packer Memorial String Band marks its 19th year of performing. The April 17 date shifts from the usual April 15 when the deadline falls on a weekend.
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