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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2006
Page
1
Lawson Brothers Farm near Vinland preserves a family legacy since 1856. Visitors can pick their own blackberries strawberries and raspberries along a scenic drive from the Kansas Territory era. The article highlights the historic land sale price and ongoing harvests.
A Senate report concludes FEMA should be dismantled and rebuilt within the Department of Homeland Security. It says flaws exposed by Hurricane Katrina are too substantial to mend and calls for a major structural overhaul inside DHS.
President Bush responded to Tony Snow’s critical comments by saying people should have heard what he said about the other guy. Snow, a Fox commentator, was named White House press secretary on Wednesday, prompting questions about the exchange.
A rally in Pulse gathers comedians and musicians to aid a former Kansas University student battling cancer. They seek funds to purchase a more permanent prosthetic leg, supporting the performer’s recovery and return to stage life.
Lawrence unveils a 42 acre nature preserve and fishing area this weekend. Reporter Mike Belt notes rural scenic views amid nearby houses while visitors may hear birds water ripples and occasional wildlife sounds as John McGrew explains the value of nature spaces. An online video report photo gallery and audio clips accompany the feature.
John McGrew speaks about FIRST CAST as he stands by the bank of three ponds in what is now the Pat Dawson Billings Nature Area near 27th Street and Crossgate Drive. The feature appears on Nature Area page 5A.
EU lawmakers reported more than 1000 clandestine CIA flights across Europe since 2001. They allege transfers of terror suspects to nations where torture is possible, with some European governments allegedly aware but silent. The preliminary inquiry cites use of aircraft under fictitious owners to move detainees to Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Afghanistan.
Senate President Steve Morris faced Republican backlash as he sought to quell controversy over a memo about communications with a state Supreme Court justice regarding the ongoing school finance case. Critics accuse him of misrepresenting facts and deserting the party.
State alcohol control officials urge parents to enforce a new law that makes it illegal to allow underage drinking in their homes. ABC coordinator Joe Gar warns alcohol is not a rite of passage for teens as prom and graduation season nears.
Douglas County seniors rush to enroll in Medicare Part D with less than three weeks to sign up before May 15. Officials warn late enrollment leads to higher premiums and delayed coverage starting January 1. Lawrence aging staff offer counseling, sessions, and a special May 6 Saturday signup to handle the surge.
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