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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2010
Page
1
Filmmaker Ken Burns discusses the ten most significant two decade milestones in baseball in USA Weekend as Baseball The Tenth Inning premieres on PBS. City Wine Market keeps select bottles under 25 dollars to avoid overwhelming customers while KU assistant Aaron Stamn urges tight ends to both execute plays and disrupt opponents.
Bruce Schneier comments as BlackBerry agrees to place a server inside Saudi Arabia to avoid a phone ban. The device will enable government access to monitor messages, highlighting tensions between tech firms and state surveillance.
A Tonganoxie couple initially believed they had the flu but soon faced a life threatening illness prompting medical evaluation and deeper investigation into their symptoms and potential exposure.
The Kansas gun debate pits Brady Campaign against gun lobby advocates. Brian Malte argues normalcy is at stake and not normal behavior, while NRA lobbyist Jordan Austin defends constitutional rights reinforced by Supreme Court rulings. The piece notes enduring disagreement since historical figures and frames the right to carry as a fundamental right versus a privilege like a driver's license.
Kansas University architecture professor Dan Rockhill tests a 1,700 square foot Prescott neighborhood home to verify Passive House energy efficiency. Studio 804’s green homes have earned national praise but struggle to attract buyers amid a weak economy and market slowdown. Rockhill notes demand wanes for high end green houses in transitional neighborhoods.
Elena Kagan is sworn in as the Supreme Court's newest member by Chief Justice John Roberts at the Supreme Court Building in Washington. At 50 she replaces retired Justice John Paul Stevens, becoming the fourth woman on the high court and the first justice in nearly four decades without prior judicial experience.
UCLA students juggle prices and access as five years of data show costs climbing. A new federal rule requires price data to be shared with professors, aiding student shopping. Online marketplaces and rental programs expand options, while open content may reshape future costs.
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