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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2011

Page

3

Obama to trim budget with targeted cuts and grafted choices

Barack Obama plans a measured budget submission aimed at shrinking deficits through selective cuts. He seeks 53 billion for high speed rail, faces GOP efforts to pull back 2.5 billion promised, and pushes Race to the Top while Republicans push a five percent cut for disadvantaged schools.

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Paul Wins Conserv Conservatives Straw Poll At CPAC

Paul won the presidential straw poll at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington for the second year running with 30 percent, Romney 23 percent. Others, including Johnson Christie Gingrich Pawlenty Bachmann Daniels, ranked in single digits. Palin and Huckabee also in single digits though absent.

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Thousands march in Algiers calling for reforms amid restraint

In Algiers thousands defied a protest ban to rally for democratic reforms, clashing with baton wielding police as up to 26,000 riot officers were deployed. Organizers estimate around 10,000 protesters, while officials counted 1,500 turnout. Detentions exceeded 400 briefly, with no broad violence reported.

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Twilight fan lies about bite in jogging attack

Florida authorities say a 15 year old girl admitted fake bite injuries were from Twilight inspired fantasy biting with a 19 year old man, not an actual assault. She faces charges for filing a false report. no charges against the man.

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Transgender advocate urges Kansas anti bias bill approval

Stephanie Mott, a transgender Kansan, told the Senate committee that discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity harms transgender people and may fuel alcoholism and homelessness. The bill would add protections in housing employment and public accommodations, while opponents argue it creates privileged status.

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Healthy Hearts Fair helps are offered in Lawrence

About 500 people attended the Healthy Hearts Fair at Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Saturday. Participants value low to no cost checkups and socializing with friends. Lou Bacco and Deanne Bacco from Shawnee with daughter Andrea Vieux of Victoria, Texas joined the event, reflecting the long-running community turnout.

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Healthy habits shine at local fair despite missing grip test

A Victoria Texas fair highlights senior couples and families embracing exercise and diet. Lou trains for an indoor triathlon while practicing yoga and walking three miles daily. The retired pair regret the absent grip test but enjoy muffins, yogurt, and friendly competition. Vic toria residents pursue organic produce, recipes, and wellness info.

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KU seeks approval of bonds to revamp GSP Hall

Kansas University plans a 13.1 million bond issue authorized by the Board of Regents to renovate Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall built in 1955. The project will update all student rooms and public spaces, retrofit dining and kitchen areas, improve accessibility and energy efficiency, and convert the hall to coed use for the 2012 13 year with temporary housing for current GSP residents.

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