Jayhawks roll past Huskers in Allen Fieldhouse return
Kansas University opened Allen Fieldhouse after a month layoff and defeated Nebraska 84 to 62. The quick win highlighted a day of sports and school notes across the region.
18 Jan 2001
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2001
Page
1
Kansas University opened Allen Fieldhouse after a month layoff and defeated Nebraska 84 to 62. The quick win highlighted a day of sports and school notes across the region.
A concise remark states that shin pads cannot protect any part of the body they do not cover, underscoring limits of protective gear in sports.
A sports section note highlights a shin pads warning label deemed the most bizarre in a roundup on page 10A. The quirky label attracts readers with its unexpected caution and playful tone.
Kansas DOT studies 400 acres of new wetlands south of Lawrence as part of a possible bypass linking Kansas 10 to I 70. The concept aims to offset Baker Wetlands damage from the South Lawrence Trafficway project, with consultants hired and costs up to 100000. Stakeholders weigh tradeoffs and discuss with KC DOT counsel Mike Rees amid ongoing controversy.
In Washington a departing president prepares a televised farewell. The piece weighs Bill Clinton as a gifted politician whose tenure blended charm and failure, suggesting future scholars may judge him as a masterful yet flawed chief executive who learned on the job and shaped a era with both misjudgments and capable stewardship.
OPEC decided to cut oil production by 1.5 million barrels daily, potentially driving gasoline prices higher this summer. Analysts note prices have risen nearly a dime in a week and stockpiles are low, heightening concerns amid the first OPEC cut in two years and forecasts of prices approaching two dollars per gallon.
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