Reagan vows after true peace at looming summit
President Reagan told Florida high school seniors that next week's summit with Mikhail Gorbachev must not allow a Soviet military buildup. He urged a firm Afghan troop withdrawal date and end to military aid to Africa and Central America while pressing for further cuts in long-range missiles and continued SDI debate.
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Lawrence Weather Notes Record Warm November in Kansas
Lawrence experienced a warmer than normal November with an average temperature of 48.8 degrees, 3.9 above normal, and a record tied for warmest minimum 60 degrees on the 3rd. Daytime highs reached the 70s, while the highest November temperature hit 78 and the lowest 27. Precipitation edged above average at 2.07 inches, and Worden near Lawrence also saw above normal precipitation. For December, Lawrence’s average highs are 43.3, lows 25, with no forecast precipitation and clearing skies expected tonight.
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Lawrence
Cozier
Kansas University Weather Service
Worden
U. S. Highway 56
Walter Schwarz
Cooperative
Douglas County
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Lawrench
National Weather Service
Court blocks daily silent moments in New Jersey schools
Supreme Court refuses to allow New Jersey to mandate daily moments of silence in public schools. Justices find lawmakers lack standing to press the suit, upholding a ruling that the law violates church state separation by encouraging organized prayer. The court notes it did not address other states with similar silent practices.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
New Jersey
3Rd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Boundary proposal would pair six Lawrence elementary schools
Six Lawrence elementary schools would be paired into three attendance centers if the plan gains school board approval. The pairings East Heights with New York, Woodlawn with Grant, and Pinckney with Riverside would take effect Sept 1 1988 pending hearings. Each center would house principal leadership with specific grade section allocations and future improvements funded in the next budget cycle.
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Lawrence
East Heights
New York
Woodlawn
Grant
Pinckney
Riverside
India
Kaw Valley
Woodlawn- Grant
Depot preservation on track says group backs compromise
Historic Union Pacific Depot built in 1889 at North Second and Maple in Lawrence faces demolition to avoid liability from train collisions. UP proposes moving the stone building about 90 feet away, donating it and leasing the site to the city, plus 100000 to assist the move, a plan hailed as a possible solution by KU Crew and the Lawrence Preservation Alliance.
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Union Pacific Railroad
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Maple Streets
North Lawrence
KU Crew
Lawrence Preservation Alliance
Railroad
Asst
Mike Wildgen
Kansas to host Pomona-Pitzer in home opener at Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas faces Pomona-Pitzer in its home opener after a 1-2 run at the Maui Classic. Tipoff is set for 7 35 p m at Allen Fieldhouse with the venue and kickoff time confirmed amid a light warming trend and forecast of sunny skies and a high around 50.
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Pomona-Pitzer
Kansas
Pomona- Pitzer
Allen Fieldhouse
When isn't a smile really a smile
Daniel Goleman reports on research by Paul Ekman and colleagues that identifies distinct facial muscle patterns for true spontaneous smiles versus polite or forced ones. The study shows real smiles involve eye muscles and crow's feet, while false smiles reveal brow furrowing and lack eye engagement, aiding detection of deception.
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Paul Ekman
Human Interaction Laboratory
University of California Medical School
San Francisco
Ekman, Wallace, Friesen
Maureen O’sullivan
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
Friesen
Ekman
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