Washington exhibit reveals myths and preserved notes in books
The Eisenhower museum display on Washington includes a four section exhibit tracing his life, myths about his teeth and the Potomac legend, and a video on the book's passage through history. Curators note Washington penned notes in others papers, his ivory teeth myth debunked, and the collection highlights the evolving view of the Father of the Nation.
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Kansas lawmakers weigh higher education funding amid cuts
Brownback visits Kansas University and urges public backing to keep postsecondary funding at current levels as the Legislature plans a May 8 wrap up to craft a state budget and address taxes. House approved about 60 million in total cuts with 20 million from KU, while the Senate floated a 2 percent reduction. House GOP emphasizes cash balances to justify savings, but KU disputes the interpretation of restricted and general funds.
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Library book sale for Friends of the Lawrence Public Library
The first night 4 to 8 p.m. is for Friends members who run the sale to support the library. Open to all 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday with books half price. Prices range 75 cents to $7.50, items donated or from the library collection, at the fairgrounds after space constraints moved from Seventh and New Hampshire streets.
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Doctor in pill mill case remains jailed in flight risk
A Kansas doctor linked to overdoses and active duty Fort Riley soldiers is jailed after prosecutors called him a serious flight risk due to over $1 million in resources outside the U.S., a Paraguay home, and two passports. Michael P. Schuster, a Manhattan physician, is charged with conspiracy to distribute drugs as FBI investigated his clinic Manhattan Pain and Spine near Fort Riley. A further detention hearing is set in Topeka to decide on pretrial release.
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Library grants banned books trading cards in viral push
Kim Terry led a 2012 Banned Books Week effort in Lawrence Kansas to celebrate with artwork depicting favorite banned books. Winning pieces were printed on trading cards detailing why each title was challenged and quickly sold online and shipped worldwide. The project, created by Susan Brown, drew national attention and remains available via the library site.
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Metz Advocates Financial Aid For Domestic Violence Shelter
Metz, a former CPA and consultant, volunteers at Willow, providing financial analysis and grant funding support. Since retiring in 2007 she trains new advocates and shares her survivor story to aid understanding. In 2012 Willow logged 5378 safe shelter nights and assisted 499 non shelter survivors.
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Strength through hardship: Metz’s survivor journey to leadership
Metz escaped domestic violence seven times before relocating to Lawrence with help from family. She earned a master’s degree, traveled for work, and gained confidence, becoming a volunteer advocate at the Willow and inspiring others. Volunteers, including lawyers and educators, are needed. contact Becca Burns for opportunities. Micki Chestnut of United Way comments on the impact and broader efforts.
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Journal-World Staff Contact Sheet for Lawrence KS
A compact staff roster for JourNAL-World with primary editors and contact numbers. Mark Potts is vice president of content and assignment details, Ann Gardner serves as editorial page editor, and Tom Keegan is the sports editor. Phone lines list central office and toll free lines.
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Contact details for Lawrence Journal-World staff and ads
Mike Countryman directs circulation contact 332-7137 and ad contacts 832-2222. Advertising staff include Susan Cantrell 832-6307. News tips to ljworld.com. Published daily by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas. Postmaster address and circulation details listed.
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Wednesday Markets Show Mixed Industrial Move and Indices
Industrials drop 43.16 points to 14676.30 while Nasdaq edges up 0.32 to 3269.65 and the S&P 500 shows a muted move as traders pace across sectors.
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