Brownback rises from small town roots to the White House bid
The profile traces Sam Brownback from Garnett born 1956 and Parker upbringing through high school sports and FFA leadership to Kansas State and KU Law. Friends and teachers recall a hardworking, principled student who became Kansas Secretary of Agriculture at 30 and developed a steadfast, all American value system.
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Nancy Brownback
Sam Brownback
Garnett
Parker
Dianne Bailey
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Joe Atwood
Brownback
Kansas State University
Kstate
Kansas University
Law School
Robert Casad
John H. and
John M. Kane
KU School of Law
Casad
Kansas
Atwood
Rural retreat planned near Lecompton by The Woods project
Werner partners with Gene Fritzel Construction to design a rural retreat called The Woods on John T. Stewart’s land near Lecompton. The plan seeks a conditional use permitting athletic facilities lodging a farmers market child care and an alcohol license while remaining in agricultural zoning. A zoning board hearing is set for Wednesday at the Douglas County Courthouse with further review by the Planning Commission.
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Werner
Gene Fritzel Construction Co
The
John T. Stewart
Lawrence
J. Stewart
Thomas Fritzel
Douglas County
Douglas County Board of Zoning Appeals
North 1800 Road
East 700 Road
Lecompton
Lecompton City
Bruce Liese
Kim Richter
Stewart
Mark Richter
Mass
Lawrence-Douglas County
Midwest Storm Wrecks, Powers Out As Snow Follows
Storm drenches roads with sleet and ice from Kansas City to Omaha. in Albany a 22 year old falls to his death on a bridge after stepping from a car to avoid a sliding vehicle. Interstate 81 near Syracuse reopens after 30 cars crash. 150000 left without power in St. Louis area as cold rain and snow drive outages and repairs.
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David Eastlack
National Weather Service
Valley
Neb
Kansas City
Omaha
Albany
Syracuse
Nly
Joe Pedigo
Ohio
Jim Kramper
Anthony Younger
St. Louis
Florissant
Younger
New Alzheimer gene SORL1 linked to risk in study
A Nature Genetics report suggests SORL1 may modestly affect Alzheimer's susceptibility beyond the established APOE gene. Experts caution confirmation is needed, but if replicated the finding could guide future therapies. The study covers late onset Alzheimer's across diverse groups and notes SORL1's role in amyloid beta production.
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Jonathan Haines
Vanderbilt University
Nature Genetics
Sorli
Rudy Tanzi
Harvard Medical School
Gerard Schellenberg
University of Washington
Sam Gandy
The
Alzheimer’s Association
Sorl
APOE
Peter St. George Hyslop
University of Toronto
Lindsay Farrer
Boston University
Richard Mayeux
Columbia University
New York
U.S
Germany
Israel
Japan
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