Writer Sara Paretsky explores faith and sexuality in Bleeding Kansas
Midwest mores and controversy frame Sara Paretsky s latest novel Bleeding Kansas as she probes religious freedom and homosexuality. The author, a Lawrence High School and Kansas University alum, faces a culture clash set against a changing Midwest backdrop.
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Pakistan arrests in assassination case shocks officials
Officials announced a 5 year old confessed to joining a team of assassins sent to kill Benazir Bhutto. Interrogators seek corroboration from another detainee. Page 11A. Retirements threaten aerospace industry as about 150,000 workers become eligible this year, risking skill shortages in centers like Wichita. Page 4A.
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Geneticist traces cancer gene to originator in Utah study
Deborah Neklason of the University of Utah Huntsman Cancer Institute traced a mutated colon cancer gene to its originator. The breakthrough helps identify which diseases a person should be tested for. The note appears on Page 5A.
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University of Utah
Huntsman Cancer Institute
Martin Luther King Jr Day Celebration Across Area
Area residents and organizations prepare to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr Day on Monday reflecting on the holiday and the meaning of his work.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Bremby faces national storm over Sunflower plant permit
Lawrence official Rod Bremby, longtime water crisis figure, faced national scrutiny after denying Sunflower Electric Power Corp. an air quality permit for two coal plants. Supporters praised his stance against carbon emissions while critics claimed he caved to special interests.
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Life of Rod Bremby One of Eufaula's Early Integrators
Rod Bremby born in Eufaula Alabama 1960. In 1967 he and a classmate became the first Black students to integrate Eufaula Public Schools. An Army brat, he attended 13 schools before college. In 1972 he pitched and played shortstop for a Little League All Star team in Holland that reached the European Little League World Series in Spain.
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Eufaula
Ala
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Bremby’s Career Path Through Public Service Milestones
The record traces Bremby earning a master's in public administration in 1984 as an early beneficiary of a federal program aiding minority and low income students in community development. He serves as an intern and later assistant in Fort Worth Texas. In 1990 he becomes Kansas first Black assistant city manager and No 2 in Lawrence. By 2000 he is associate director of KU Work Group on Health Promotion and Community Development.
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Bremby
Forth Worth
Texas
Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas University
Bremby Denies Permits for Two Kansas Coal Plants
Governor Bremby makes national headlines by denying permits for two coal fired power plants in southwestern Kansas citing concerns over carbon emissions and environmental impact. The decision highlights state leadership on climate policy and energy planning amid debate over cleaner energy.
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Apartment fire displaces about 20 residents near Clinton Parkway
An early morning two story fire at Heatherwood Drive forced about 20 residents from their homes at Valley Apartments. Firefighters rescued residents from second floor balconies. One resident suffered non life threatening injuries and was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for evaluation. Red Cross volunteers assisted displaced residents as David Gage of Gage Management Inc. managed the scene.
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McCain Wins South Carolina Clash as Romney and Clinton Top Nevada
McCain survives South Carolina Republican clash for a key victory ahead of Florida. Romney wins Nevada GOP caucus in largely uncontested race. In Democratic caucuses Clinton leads Obama 51 to 45 in Nevada as precincts report. McCain holds 33 percent, Huckabee 30, Thompson 16, Romney 15 in South Carolina with 93 percent reported.
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