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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2009
Page
1
Lawrence builders showcase 38 homes during the Spring Parade of Homes with a green theme Everything Is Coming Up Green. Ezell-Morgan Construction touts energy upgrades and tax credits up to 10200 as a two year payback, appealing amid the real estate slump.
Free self guided home tour runs noon to 5 p m today and Sunday and May 23 in Lawrence. Lawrence Home Builders Association members present with two certified green professionals Kelly Drake of Mallard Homes and Tim Stultz of Highland Construction. Green building momentum grows from lot design to consumer impact.
In Mexico City authorities shut schools museums libraries and theaters to halt a suspected swine flu outbreak that has officials fearing a global epidemic. Dozens may have died as a unique virus strain prompts cross nation concern and urgent public health measures.
KU reports 18 year old Dalton Eli Hawkins an honors freshman from Shawnee was found outside Watkins Scholarship Hall at 8 a m by a resident director. KU Public Safety investigates with no foul play suspected while a broken window at the rear fire exit is being reviewed for possible connection. Hawkins lived in Ellsworth Hall and belonged to Alpha Kappa.
A Texas coalition claims Kansas officials unfairly lobbied during the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility selection. The 50 page federal filing alleges behind the scenes politicking helped Kansas win the bid while Texas challenged outsized political clout. Kansas officials deny improper conduct and note meetings in Washington were appropriate.
As unemployment climbs, job seekers face stiff competition even for entry level roles. Many applicants struggle to land positions, reflecting broader labor market pressures and limited openings.
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