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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2008
Page
1
Inside First Christian Church in Lawrence contemplates relocating one of the oldest churches in the city. The congregation at 1000 Kentucky is exploring a move to a new home, likely along the Kansas Highway 10 corridor east of Lawrence, page 10.
An animal advocacy group in Los Angeles trains feral cats to patrol police stations with rodent issues. The cats have earned a reputation as effective exterminators, showcasing a creative, humane method to reduce pests in public buildings.
Wary employers held back hiring pushing the unemployment rate to a two year high of five percent in December signaling potential recession concerns.
Dana Sharman, 34, of Phoenix sells the pink Taser C2 at gatherings akin to Tupperware parties. She says the device appeals to women who want to assert power and deter threats, reflecting a broader trend of women embracing personal defense tools.
A Sunday feature examines how increasing numbers of people undergo procedures to look and feel younger. The piece analyzes motivations, risks, costs, and societal interest inesthetic improvements and beauty trends.
Kansas fans flood Allen Fieldhouse to greet the football team for the first Orange Bowl victory, with kids celebrating in posters and cheer outfits while adults admit the moment feels unfamiliar and ceremonial. Coach Mangino is away accepting the Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year award.
Nebraska visitors Laura Skinner and Ryan Kunkart toured Kansas University and shopped for Orange Bowl memorabilia at the Jayhawk Bookstore in Lawrence. Following the Jayhawks 24 21 win over Virginia Tech, fans rushed local outlets, boosting sales to levels seen at a Final Four appearance.
Diamond Pet Foods will pay 3.1 million dollars to settle claims from pet owners after aflatoxin contaminated food produced at its Gaston South Carolina plant sickened or killed dogs across 23 states. The fund reimburses losses, vet bills, and unreturned food, with up to 1000 dollars for dog deaths and testing costs, part of a broader recall in 2005.
Kansas Republicans unveil a broad bill aimed at illegal immigration. It seeks to repeal in-state tuition for some undocumented students and promises to strengthen national security by limiting unauthorized residents. State Senator Peggy Palmer plans to introduce the measure when the session opens January 14.
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