Kansas football fans snap up 2010 season tickets record
Kansas University football set a single day record for season tickets with 7,600 sold on Monday the first day available. A two hour promotional bonus offered Williams Fund points worth up to 2000 per ticket and was extended with decreasing values later in the day.
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Habitat for Humanity starts 72nd Lawrence home with ceremony
Lawrence Habitat for Humanity begins construction on its 72nd home at 215 N Comfort Ln with a nail driving ceremony at 9 a.m. Saturday. The three bedroom house will be built for Trisha Powell and her two sons Korbin and Kenzi. Volunteers are urged to help after the ceremony, with work continuing until about 3 p.m. and to contact 832-0777 for details. The site is in North Lawrence between North Eighth and Ninth streets near Walnut Street.
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N. Comfort Lane
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Korbin
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Powell
Habitat
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North Eighth
North Ninth Streets
Walnut Street
Kansas joins race for federal education grant
Kansas aims for Race to the Top funds that would require use to meet program goals and not backfill state budget gaps. The State Board of Education hires Research & Training Associates for up to $50,000 to aid the application. First awards announced in April. preliminary round expects 15 to 20 states. Kansas plans first phase entry and a second if not selected.
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Research & Training Associates Inc
Overland Park
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Plan to save tallgrass prairie spans 14 Kansas counties
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service weighs voluntary conservation easements to protect about 1 million acres of tallgrass prairie in Butler, Chase, Chautauqua, Cowley, Geary, Greenwood, Elk, Lyon, Marion, Marshall, Morris, Pottawatomie, Riley and Wabaunsee counties. Public meetings, including one in Wichita, gather input as Interior Department approval and offshore lease funding shape the proposal. A separate Wichita report notes an eight count indictment against Joni Rivera-Rodriguez for transporting 16 illegal immigrants across the U.S. multiple Central American nationals among the passengers.
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Wabaunsee
Flint Hills
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Mexico
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Syovata Edari
Brent Anderson
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