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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2013
Page
4
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Meagan Thomas asks residents on Massachusetts Street if they watch the Super Bowl for the game or the commercials. One responder says they enjoy both and cheers for the 49ers, noting Bay Area roots.
Police recovered a white 2003 Ford F150 stolen from P1 Group after the truck rolled into the Royal Crest Lanes parking lot. Terrance and Geoffry Beers were booked on multiple charges including possession of stolen property and leaving the scene. Separately, a 33-year-old man faces rape and aggravated indecent liberties counts with a February court date, amid an ongoing investigation. In Leavenworth County, Caitlyn Coon, 19, and Thomas Holland were involved in a fatal head-on crash on US 24 40 near Tonganoxie. Holland died, Coon injured.
Laura and Ryan Barrett of Lawrence celebrate the birth of a boy on Thursday. Tyler and Kara Blankenship of Lawrence announce the arrival of a girl on Thursday.
Journal World corrects an earlier listing for the art titled To tem near Sixth Street and McDonald Drive. The artwork is created by artist Doug Coffin.
A collage of notes lists films with ratings and brief plot hints, including Witness: a vet hit man teams with a detective. Zero Dark Thirty tracking Osama bin Laden. Django Unchained set in the South. Lincoln and Hyde Park on Hudson events. plus family and romance titles like Mama and Warm Bodies.
Bates argues slavery teeters on extinction and cites corrupt governments, wars, and poverty as drivers. A global map flags Africa, India, and Southeast Asia as high-risk areas while slavery hides in every U.S. state. He cites price shifts from 1850 to today and estimates freeing all slaves at about 10.8 billion dollars. The KU conference, led by Brownback supporters, pushes research and tighter trafficking laws as a state senate panel weighs bills.
Marilyn Dobski and Val Stella lead LMH as officers, joined by Dr. Kelli Henderson Starla Jones and Doris Ricks. The Elizabeth Watkins Community Caring Award honors volunteers and donors. winners include Mark Gonzales Jim Schwartzburg, O'Malley Beverage The Write Design and Becki Carl Stutz. The Arctic Blast fundraiser benefits Catch a Break. dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Dread Hotel with tickets at Imhendowment.org/events/arctic-blast.
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