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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2004
Page
1
Kansas University alumna promotes a beginners guide I Don't Know How To Cook Book 300 Great Recipes You Can't Mess Up. The piece highlights accessible recipes and step by step tips for novice cooks.
The chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission will be the keynote speaker at a Lawrence event focused on Kansas electric industry developments. The summit aims to discuss policy, market conditions, and infrastructure needs shaping the state’s power sector.
Democratic spokesman Chad Clanton charges that a top Bush campaign attorney advised the Swift boat veterans group campaigning against John Kerry. He says the campaign would not have involved itself with the smear.
A Thursday tech check previews new kitchen ranges with comments from Jayni Carey host of Jayni's Kitchen and Tom King a professional chef. The segment from 6Productions highlights product details and expert opinions.
Bill Lacy, a former White House aide and campaign strategist for Ronald Reagan and Bob Dole, was chosen to lead the Dole Institute of Politics at Kansas University. He will start Sept. 7 and brings decades of political experience including two Reagan adviserships, RNC political director roles, and Dole campaigns.
James and Mary Runyon cope with flooding at their Maverick Lane home in Prairie Park. More than an inch of water flooded front rooms after Monday's rains. The couple, who moved from Iowa in 1984, say this is the worst flood yet, noting the quick surge and lingering damage.
Storms across northeast Kansas drenched Lawrence with up to 3 inches of rain and spawned tornadoes and hail. An additional 1.2 inches fell overnight as forecasters warn of more rain, with Douglas Franklin Jefferson and Shawnee counties under a flash flood watch. Runyons among families cleaning up as carpets are pulled and yards repaired after the deluge.
More than a dozen Lawrence affiliated anarchists plan to travel to New York for protests against the Republicans and Democrats. FBI visits in Lawrence last month are described as part of an investigation into a threat to firebomb media vehicles. officials cite ongoing intelligence of possible violence similar to Seattle 1999.
The Schlesinger commission faulted senior Pentagon leaders for leadership failures while stating soldiers at Abu Ghraib acted without approved orders. It contradicts claims the problem was limited to a few individuals. Seven MPs faced charges, many more may be. No senior officials likely to be punished.
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