Dayne Crist red zone interceptions not a Kansas record
The Kansas quarterback Dayne Crist threw nine red zone interceptions this season. None of them set a KU record, as the count did not surpass any existing mark.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2012
Page
5
The Kansas quarterback Dayne Crist threw nine red zone interceptions this season. None of them set a KU record, as the count did not surpass any existing mark.
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On Massachusetts Street readers debated which Dickens specter they'd meet. Taylor Hart of Jasper Texas names Christmas Future for guidance or grief while Madeline Wetta of KU favors Christmas Past believing the past holds safety and lessons from earlier horrors.
With negotiations stalling between President Obama and House Speaker Boehner, analysts sketch Plan B as Republicans may accept extending tax rates for households earning over 250 000 while deferring broader deficit fights. Senate GOP support unclear, House factions wary, White House insisting on broader reform.
Lawrence leaders set two post holiday disposal dates for residents to shed Christmas trees. Trees must be curbside by 6 a.m. on Dec 31 or Jan 7, and free of lights decorations and stands. Artificial trees not accepted.
The family of Julio Aguirre 35 sues 30 defendants including Shawnee County and Topeka officials and prison staff over his eight days in custody after arrest in December 2010. Allegations say requests for hospital care were ignored before his death December 12 at Osawatomie State Hospital and an Overland Park hospital. Officials deny negligence and say they are reviewing the case.
The Obama administration announced a new air quality rule reducing soot emissions by 20 percent from smokestacks and diesel engines. The standard lowers the annual limit to 12 micrograms per cubic meter from 15, with net benefits estimated between 3.6 and 9 billion dollars annually and potential to save about 15,000 lives yearly.
A 57 year old Lawrence man, Christopher J. Gorman, was sentenced to one year on probation for a October incident in which he threatened another man with a gun. He pled guilty to criminal threat and possession of marijuana, receiving credit for 47 days in jail and ordered to undergo a substance abuse evaluation.
Ryan and Kristi Mayo of Lawrence welcome a girl and Friday Kaileen Shanks with Corey Merritt of Eudora welcome a girl while Friday Kara Wahnee and Chris Deiter of Lawrence announce a boy.
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