KU Women Rout Birmingham Southern 72 50 at Allen Fieldhouse
KU women defeated Birmingham Southern 72 to 50 at Allen Fieldhouse, improving to 4 0 on the season in Friday night action. The game featured strong inside play and balanced scoring for Kansas as they extended their unbeaten streak.
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Naughty but Nice fights relocation over post opening ordinance
The Naughty but Nice owner fights a city order to move arguing an ordinance requiring sexually oriented businesses be near a state highway was enacted after his store opened. The dispute centers on zoning and location rules affecting adult shops.
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Local Christmas Tree Farmers Struggle Amid Disease
Coming Sunday report finds cut your own tree growers facing widespread losses from disease and producer fatigue. Several farms have exited the trade while others narrow operations, reshaping local holiday supply and livelihoods.
KU to face heat in Topeka over design course flap
Kansas lawmakers warned of hearings as they anticipate political fallout from University of Kansas actions. Professor Paul Mirecki and Chancellor Robert Hemenway may be questioned after Mirecki proposed a spring class on intelligent design and creationism as mythology and disparaging remarks about religious conservatives surfaced. The university canceled the course amid the controversy.
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Large fencing operation probed in Lawrence police raid
Lawrence police executed two search warrants at 1104 Andover St and 1904 Mass to recover items from a suspected stolen property fencing ring. Officers removed boxes from a west Lawrence home and searched a downtown resale shop. No arrests yet. owners cleared pending further investigation.
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Ten Marines killed as blast hits near Fallujah Iraq
The U S military reports ten Marines dead and eleven wounded from a large roadside blast near Fallujah as troops patrol the city outskirts. The attack, the deadliest in four months, hits an area once thought under control and comes as 500 troops launch operations in Ramadi.
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Gay rights coalition forms in Topeka for equality
A new coalition in Topeka aims to fight discrimination based on sexual orientation. Wichita minister Rev. Terry Fox, known for backing a constitutional amendment banning same sex marriage, argued gays and lesbians should be barred from adoption or child care.
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Airline security rules loosen allows small tools on planes
TSA chief Kip Hawley announced that passengers may carry small scissors and certain sharp tools aboard, in exchange for more thorough pat-downs and extra security checks before boarding. He said the shift targets explosives, a greater threat than cabin objects, while flight attendants and some Sept 11 relatives oppose the plan as increasing risk. Airlines, airports, and a major pilots union generally back the move.
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