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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2009
Page
1
Black Hills Energy executives predict natural gas prices will be about 25 percent lower than last year due to reduced industrial and power plant demand amid a global downturn. Storage levels near a 10 year high and expectations of El Niño weather suggest a positive trend for consumers this winter.
President Obama plans a national address at West Point detailing a major Afghan escalation that would add 30 000 to 35 000 U S troops over a year alongside training Afghan forces. He emphasizes a finite commitment, increased Pakistani and Afghan cooperation, and a focus on wind down and cost questions.
Kansas Board of Regents members led a statewide tour to link higher education to economic gains amid dwindling state support. Vice Chairman Gary Sherrer urged ongoing dialogue with business, urging a unified voice against funding cuts. Health care leaders warned of doctor shortages, while KU pursues National Cancer Institute status and K State backs the National Bio and Agro- Defense Facility, signaling major regional economic impacts.
The Boston Beer Co. releases Utopias with 27 percent alcohol by volume and a $150 bottle, the strongest beer on the market. Aging for 15 years in whisky and sherry casks, it blends cognac like notes with vanilla honey and maple. Only 10,000 bottles available this season. 13 states ban its sale including Alabama and Georgia.
Two University of Kansas seniors challenge dining norms by showing that eating well on a student budget is possible without boiling pasta or ordering out. They outline practical, affordable meals and strategies for sustaining healthy eating during college life.
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