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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2011
Page
3
Two car bombers blew themselves up outside Syria's intelligence agency compounds in Damascus, killing at least 44 and wounding dozens. State TV blamed al Qaida linked attackers amid a nine month uprising, while opposition questioned the government account during Arab League observers visit.
A winter storm dumped heavy snow and high winds across western New Mexico, stranding drivers and delaying travel to Albuquerque and Denver. Officials report more than a foot in Grants and western areas, with up to 17 inches in spots. No major injuries were reported as weather warnings eased but conditions lingered into the weekend.
British royal officials said Prince Philip, 90, was taken from Sandringham to Papworth Hospital in Cambridge for precautionary tests after chest pains. Officials said tests showed a blocked coronary artery causing discomfort, but did not confirm a heart attack.
Mitt Romney has donated at least 260000 over six years from the Tyler Charitable Foundation to GOP causes and conservative groups. He gave 100000 last year to the George W. Bush Presidential Library in Dallas. The Romney campaign says there is no hidden motive, while Bush veterans populate his campaign staff and fundraising network.
Rep. Timothy Bishop urges scrapping the plan to sell Plum Island and move the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility to Kansas. He questions funding of up to 1 billion for a new lab while a suitable facility exists off eastern Long Island. Kansas officials defend advancing construction with bonds.
Love of lights spreads along Woodridge Drive near Quail Run School as Chad Dodd and Chris Eagle expand a neighborly display from a few homes to nearly every house. They install and supply the lights, inviting residents to participate, with one household still undecided this year.
Kansas Department of Health and Environment reports first flu cases this season in northwest Kansas workers, urging vaccination for all ages six months and up. Health officials note flu activity is usually higher after the holidays and can linger into spring, with complications including pneumonia and dehydration.
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