Today in History February milestones and disasters
On February 10 events mark constitutional change with the 25th Amendment taking effect in 1967. In 1846 Mormon exodus began from Illinois, and in 1962 the U-2 spy swap occurred. A Las Vegas Hilton fire in 1980s left eight dead and 198 injured.
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Universal HIV screening urged for all adults
Two groups of researchers call for screening every adult at least once with routine retesting every 3 to 5 years to curb infections and extend lives. The proposal likens HIV testing to other regular health checks and aims to reduce new infections nationwide.
Langford Simien and Giddens pace KU past Wildcats 74 65
Keith Langford, Wayne Simien and J.R. Giddens scored 65 of Kansas' 74 points to extend the win streak over Kansas State to 29 overall and 22 in Manhattan. Sasha Kaun's defense on Jeremiah Massey helped seal the road win.
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Flowers Beyond Roses Shine in Gift Bouquets
Lawrence florist Cherie Forsythe urges exploring diverse blooms to convey feeling, while Kansas University Theatre for Young People stages Noodle Doodle Box about two clowns in different boxes with a 2:30 p.m. Saturday public performance. Tech Check examines humane traps used at KU and Protection One completes a $120 million debt restructuring with Quadrangle Group gaining 97 percent ownership.
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KU repairs may not be addressed this year
The Kansas Board of Regents may not pursue plans to fix an estimated 584.5 million dollars in backlogged repairs across six state universities. The board's focus shifts to lobbying for higher budget allocations within Gov. Sebelius's proposal during the session.
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Journal World Contacts and Subscription Information
The message lists newsroom staff and contact details for the Journal World including senior editor Bill Snead and city editor Mike Shields, plus editors Mindie Paget Ann Gardner and Chuck Woodling. It also names news partners 6News Cody Howard and World Online Dave Toplikar and advertising managers, plus subscription, delivery, and redelivery policies and phone numbers.
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Jayhawks vs Kansas State Scorecard Analysis
Kansas State edged the Jayhawks in a tense confrontation, with detailed play-by-play scoring and key performances from standout players. The article highlights defensive stops, rebounding battles, and pivotal runs that shaped the final margin.
Rocker Jack White nearly chose priesthood over fame
The article notes Jack White of the White Stripes considered seminary in Wisconsin as a teen, opting for public school after buying a new amplifier. It frames his shift from religious pathway to rock career. It also reports on other entertainment items from Sarah Jessica Parker fragrance deal to Michael Jackson trial casting and the Huntington Library donation.
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Cosby Denies New Allegations as Probe Continues
Bill Cosby denied a second woman’s claim that he drugged and fondled her, dating to about 30 years ago. Prosecutors weigh charges in the Temple employee case as Montgomery County DA Castor Jr. considers action this week. The accuser, Tama ra Green, described as a model-turned-lawyer, alleges he dosed her before an encounter at his Cheltenham home after a dinner. Cosby’s attorney criticized the Philadelphia Daily News for printing the allegations.
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Birthday wishes for Laura Dern Wagner Flack Payne Stephanopoulos
Actress Laura Dern turns 38 while Robert Wagner reaches 75 and Roberta Flack celebrates 66. Filmmaker Alexander Payne age 44 and ABC host George Stephanopoulos also mark 44 in a roundup of notable birthdays.
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