Gunman linked to missionary school killed four
Police say the gunman, believed to have killed four people at a megachurch and a missionary training school, had been expelled from the school years earlier. Also notes Led Zeppelin's London benefit concert and teen Christmas wish list. Ben Carrywater returns to Haskell Indians basketball aiming for nationals.
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Gore Accepts Nobel Peace Prize for Climate Awareness
In Oslo on Monday, Albert Gore Jr received the Nobel Peace Prize for elevating awareness of global warming and strategies to counteract it. He warned that humanity has begun waging war on Earth, describing a mutual destruction dynamic with climate risks.
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Decorating edible treasures for the holidays
A brief note on edible decorations brightening the season. The piece hints at themed treats that bring festive cheer, suggesting hands on projects for celebrants and hosts.
Ice Closes Schools Across Lawrence Area
Ice weather forces cancelations in Lawrence and surrounding districts with many schools closed today. A complete closings list is available at ljworld.com and mobile site, with updates and notices via editor email or phone.
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Winter prep tips from locals and officials
The region faces an overnight storm as experts advise practical winter gear and road safety measures. Kitty litter and sand can aid traction, PBJs require no power, and motorists should carry matches, a flashlight, jumper cables, blankets, a first aid kit, salt, and keep gasoline half full.
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Supreme Court allows judges leeway in crack cocaine sentences
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, ruled federal judges may impose shorter terms for crack cocaine, reducing disparity with powder cocaine. Justice Ginsburg noted judges may consider the crack powder gap, with Derrick Kimbrough cited as an acceptable 15 year sentence despite guidelines for 19 to 22 years. The ruling follows prior decisions loosening guideline rigidity and precedes a Sentencing Commission vote on retroactive application.
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Morrison's Fate: AG Paul Morrison Faces Call to Resign
Attorney General Paul Morrison confronts a political crisis after revelations of a two year extramarital affair with Linda Carter. Carter alleges sexual harassment and attempts to obtain information on former rival Phill Kline, triggering calls for Morrison to resign. Kathleen Sebelius would appoint a replacement if he steps down.
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City officials released details of Deciphera talks in closed meeting
Lawrence mayor Sue Hack and city commissioners say they did not object to Deciphera Pharmaceuticals incentives during a September closed session. affidavits show updates on negotiations were provided by Lavern Squier, while an attorney general probe found no prosecution for Hack. The case notes Hack’s missing financial interest statement and questions about a possible consensus in the executive meeting.
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