Kagan Confirmed to Supreme Court by Senate
The Senate confirmed U.S. Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court on Thursday, adding a third woman to the bench for the first time.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2010
Page
1
The Senate confirmed U.S. Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court on Thursday, adding a third woman to the bench for the first time.
Three furniture stores Discovery RoomMakers and Mattress Headquarters open inside the former Food-4-Less at 25th and Iowa streets. The trio operates in a shared showroom, expanding retail options in the area.
Free State Brewing Co. executive chef explains that beer can pair with all types of food, blending science and flavor discernment to elevate culinary matches beyond traditional expectations.
The NCAA reviews a link between Kansas freshman Josh Selby and Robert Frazier, Carmelo Anthony’s business manager, as Selby’s mother and coach Bill Self insist the investigation poses no worry.
Earl Watkins, president and CEO of Sunflower Electric Power Corp., says granting a permit for a new coal-fired plant near Holcomb depends on compliance with the law. At a Garden City hearing, many western Kansas residents voiced support for the project.
Our Saturday report takes readers to the Douglas County Fair for the demolition derby action. Includes behind the scenes looks at preparations, crowd energy, and the event’s showcase moments.
Mike Caron, programs director, says the jail garden thrives despite poor soil. Cucumbers tomatoes and zucchini are used in meals. pumpkins planned. The project, aided by volunteers and donors, aims to cut produce costs and give inmates outdoor work and gardening lessons. The program will continue next year, with potential collaboration with Lawrence Community Shelter near the jail.
Kansas Secretary of State candidates Kris Kobach and Chris Biggs trade claims in a heated campaign. Biggs, a Democrat, accuses Kobach of pursuing a radical personal agenda while Kobach touts stricter immigration and voter ID plans. Both aim to shape election integrity policy ahead of the November vote.
Douglas County prosecutors charge 28 year old Sinh Lavongsa with one count of attempted second degree murder and five counts of aggravated battery after a shooting at The Exchange in south Lawrence that wounded six people and debris injuries. Lavongsa bond set at 250000 cash or surety. Investigators recovered a handgun and say the incident followed a verbal altercation at a party. Victims expected to make full recovery.
KU will hire external auditors to review how about 31 million dollars in differential tuition funds from the Business School were spent over six years. The audit aims to verify compliance with a 2004 plan while an internal group guides the process, and MBA students seek independent verification of the use of funds.
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