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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2009
Page
1
Alex Rodriguez, All-Star and MVP, told ESPN that he used performance enhancing drugs while with the Texas Rangers from 2001 through 2003. He acknowledged he could not resist the temptation during that period.
Drug violence in Mexico expands into the United States with a spike in killings kidnappings and home invasions across border regions. Authorities report rising cross border crime.
Kansas University art department launches its first blended media course using the Second Life online platform to meet and display student artwork in a virtual classroom setting. The initiative marks a shift toward digital collaboration and virtual gallery space for art education.
Nadya Suleman discusses her intense focus on having many children, detailing her drive during an NBC Today interview. The interview highlights her experiences as the mother of octuplets and the public reaction to her family.
Plan a Wednesday Valentine dinner with simple recipes from Pulse. The guide offers quick mains, sides, and desserts to create a romantic, budget friendly meal.
Online video reports that a proposed EPA rule could tax farms for methane output with fees like 175 dollars per dairy cow 87.50 per beef cattle and 20 per hog targeting operations above 100 tons of carbon annually. Farmers voice disbelief and worry over potential impact on agriculture.
The state environmental chief Roderick Bremby releases guidelines limiting carbon dioxide emissions only for proposed coal burning power plants in the permitting stage. A technical report focuses on other pollutants and notes no livestock tax proposal. Catherine Milbourn of the EPA says no action time frame.
Washington AP report summarizes Audubon Society findings that more than half of 305 North American bird species now winter about 35 miles farther north than 40 years ago. Purple finch leads the shift as January US temperatures rose about 5 degrees, linking warming to broader migratory changes.
Audubon Society reports Kansas shows both rising and falling commonness of various species. The study notes Black-billed Magpie and Black-capped Chickadee among less common birds, with northward movement figures like 85.6 miles for the Magpie and 90.3 for the Chickadee, while Snow Goose and Ring-necked Duck are among the more common birds moving 217.1 and 219.2 miles north respectively over four decades.
Wal-Mart Supercenter at Sixth Street and Wakarusa Drive in Lawrence will open April 29. Ryan Edwards, the new store manager, says the retailer is excited to hire, with about 235 employees planned across full and part time roles from cart-pushers to managers.
President Barack Obama responded to daily Republican attacks on the $800 billion economic recovery plan during an hourlong prime time news conference. He pledged to govern across party lines and mend bitter partisan divisions as he urged Congress to move quickly on the bill.
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