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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2011
Page
1
Joshua Lollar grew up evangelical in a trinial African poverty area. travel sparked Orthodox exploration and now he leads St Nicholas of Myra parish. Page 3A sports.
Journal-World sports staff name top KU cornerback options led by three returning players. The page notes position preferences and previews the upcoming season. The piece appears alongside market outlook commentary and debt rating context on internal sections.
Phil Holman Hebert describes straw bale construction as the adult version of Lego blocks while he builds a shed and a Jefferson County house from the same material. The note appears on page 3A.
We will attend tonight’s Lawrence school board meeting and provide a full report. The coverage will include decisions, votes, and comments from board members and district officials as available.
Farm Aid has given 71 000 since 1985 to farm advocacy groups aiding Kansas farmers but few in Douglas County have seen funds. The latest beneficiaries are 19 urban farmers in Wyandotte County, while concert proceeds from August 13 at Livestrong Sporting Park are not directly reaching rural grandpa’s coop.
The piece extols Kansas as a manufacturing hub with diverse products from flour and planes to candy and dog food. It notes Garmin founder Gary Burrell and Mars Topeka plant expansion, cites $9.93 billion in exports by 2,747 companies, and features quotes on Kansas global competitiveness and longstanding state identity.
Kansas University released 20 pages of ban letters showing that 42 people were banned in 2010 and 28 through July this year. Bans cover campuswide or partial areas for obstructing university function or posing danger. Letters describe drug or weapons policy violations and criminal behavior, with some unusual cases such as a former student barred until a $1,679.37 debt is paid and readmission demands.
Leann Williams volunteers at CLO Midnight Farm in Baldwin City, clocking over 400 hours since 2009 as sidewalker and horse leader in the equestrian program for riders with special needs. Her dedication helps riders gain speech, confidence, and a new view from atop therapy horses, prompting a nomination for a United Way volunteer award.
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