21 Dec 2001
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2001
Page
1
Jayme Lisher scored 11 of her 13 points in the final period to lift Free State High to a 44 41 victory over Lawrence High on Thursday. The win tightens the rivalry and preserves Free State’s late game edge.
NOAA researcher Mike Vecchione says the giant mystery squid is the largest unexplored part of Earth and likely hosts many unknown life forms. Deep-sea photography uncovers creatures we know little about, highlighting our ignorance of deep ocean biology.
Kansas University Chancellor Robert Hemenway ordered contingency plans to cut spending by 2 percent this year and 5 percent next year as Governor Graves targets a 426 million reduction. The memo warns KU will endure an 18 to 24 month tough period while preserving standards and goals. Sandra Wick notes the budget news from Topeka.
At the Afghan base near Kabul soldiers endure cold nights and scarce news while a transformed hangar serves humanitarian flights. Light infantry from the 10th Mountain Division guard the post as a soldier loses a foot in a Tuesday incident.
The U S Army Corps of Engineers will consult with more than 500 federally recognized tribes about the South Lawrence Trafficway route through the Baker Wetlands. Kansas tribes plus 551 others will be invited to request formal consultation, each given 30 days to respond. The process elevates tribal input as sovereign nations.
The Senate blocked a Bush backed economic stimulus plan aimed at extending unemployment benefits, health insurance aid for the jobless, and tax relief. Supporters claimed they had 52 votes but failed to reach 60 to overcome Daschle's procedural hurdle, promising renewed efforts in January.
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