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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2010
Page
1
The Jayhawks defeated Cal 78-63 as tempers flared and technical fouls were issued. Marcus Morris was ejected late in the clash while freshman Josh Selby contributed 18 points for Kansas.
A year in retrospect covering tragedy and progress. The Haiti earthquake and the plane crash that claimed Polish President Lech Kaczynski and other officials are noted alongside milestones such as Argentina legalizing same sex marriage and South Africa hosting a successful World Cup.
Retired Chicago fireman Bill Cosgrove spoke at a memorial for 21 firefighters who died when a wall collapsed in the Union Stock Yards fire a century ago. The same type of incident recurred this week as a wall gave way in a building fire early Wednesday, killing 2 firefighters and injuring 17.
A preview column promises a profile of a man who at times embodies Santa Claus. The feature aims to reveal how his charitable persona and festive actions impact the community, with insights into his motivations and routines.
The Lawrence Journal World visits Weaver's Department Store where four college students share gift wrapping tips. They emphasize pulling paper tight, allowing extra for folds, using a box, and ensuring edges meet for neat results.
National Weather Service forecasts for Lawrence include a mix of freezing drizzle sleet and snow with up to an inch possible by Friday end and a better chance of a white Christmas. Snow tapering Friday afternoon, colder weekend with highs in the 20s to 30s and road crews readied for winter conditions show.
Lucy White and family run Panda and Plum Garden at 1500 W Sixth St. and Christmas Day they work to serve diverse communities. White, a Buddhist, says the holiday draws many Christians Jews Muslims and Buddhists seeking a place to celebrate and eat.
Matthew Visser grew up in a military family and joined the ROTC at Kansas University. He faced taunts and homophobic remarks from superiors, including gay-baiting phrases, but the repeal of don't ask don't tell may improve the atmosphere for him and others.
On Massachusetts Street residents share views. One says knowing people's preferences matters, while another calls the policy ridiculous and overdue, arguing for change.
A lawyer expresses support for repeal citing integrity and honor beyond sexual preference. He argues those willing to die for the country deserve respect and urges focusing on war efforts and bringing soldiers home safely. The remarks contrast repeal debate with wartime sacrifices and unity.
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