Late Night in the Phog Date Tied to Oct 15
The 2010 Late Night in the Phog will occur on Friday October 15 marking the basketball season kickoff. Kansas hosts Kansas State in football on Thursday October 14 at Memorial Stadium, creating two major events across two days. Spry magazine remains in the Journal-World on the second Monday each month with a set publication schedule.
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Call Sound Off Line for Reader Questions
Readers are urged to call 832-7297 with questions for the Sound Off column. The notice directs residents to use this number to pose concerns or comments to the column editors.
KU football excitement split at Wayne and Larry’s
Responses from Wayne and Larry’s Sports Bar in Lawrence show mixed views on KU football. Kyle Case says less excited after mass player losses. Kevin Burrell also notes lower expectations with turnover under Turner Gill. Courtney Williams recalls higher prior enthusiasm but looks forward to a new era despite departures.
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Kyle Case
Lawrence
Kevin Burrell
Overland Park
Turner
Gill
Courtney Williams
Kerry Meier
Todd Reesing
Severe thunderstorm damages trees and power lines in Lawrence
A fast moving severe thunderstorm struck Lawrence causing downed trees and power lines and a lightning sparked fire in the 1500 block of East 24th Street. Stoplights at 14th and Massachusetts were cut and roads blocked by a power line across East 1500 Road. Westar Energy reported up to 1800 customers without power as crews worked. The storm deteriorated by 6 p.m. with the warning canceled shortly after.
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National Weather Service
Douglas County
Gnews
Matt Elwell
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14Th
Massachusetts
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First Day of School Poll Draws Mixed Feelings
Readers respond with 11 favoring childhood joy while others prefer parent perspective. The piece notes a Wednesday poll on seat belt use with 87 percent saying yes, 9 percent no, and 3 percent only on highways.
Kansas Geological Survey wins 1.5M for carbon dioxide storage study
The Kansas Geological Survey received 1.5 million dollars from the federal Department of Energy to study sealing carbon dioxide in the Arbuckle Reservoir in south central Kansas. Led by Jason Rush, the project analyzes capacity and risk, with potential to lower greenhouse gas emissions and boost state research funding.
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Kansas Geological Survey
Federal Department of Energy
Kansas
Jason Rush
Arbuckle
Rush
Firefighter cited for battery after FSHS incident
Mandell says he was hurt after Clouse grabbed his arm and shoved him during a confrontation at a FSHS football game. Clouse, a firefighter, pleads not guilty and expects witnesses. Mandell took a patriotic photo before the anthem and defended rights and freedoms.
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Mandell
Mark Bradford
Lawrence Douglas
Contact details for reporter noted crime coverage
Reporter George Diepenbrock can be reached at 832-7144. For more crime and safety news follow him at Twitter.com/lawrencecrime.
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