Unrestrained pets pose driving risk, say experts
Lawmakers ban texting while driving while experts warn that unrestrained dogs and other pets in cars can be deadly. Tens of thousands of accidents yearly are attributed to loose animals in vehicles.
22 Jan 2011
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2011
Page
1
Lawmakers ban texting while driving while experts warn that unrestrained dogs and other pets in cars can be deadly. Tens of thousands of accidents yearly are attributed to loose animals in vehicles.
On the eve of a top matchup, No. 2 Kansas faces No. 11 Texas in a rivalry game. KU forward Marcus Morris and teammates anticipate a hard fought contest with pride on the line.
Google Faces pressure as Facebook Twitter and Groupon challenge its dominance. The piece notes Google's wealth but questions its ongoing cultural and competitive leadership in search, with worries it may be losing edge to social platforms.
Sports reporter Matt Tait travels to Normal Illinois to talk with residents about Sheahon Zenger, the Kansas basketball program’s newly appointed athletic director and the reaction from locals.
Winter warriors push 4 mile commutes despite 8 inches of new snow in Lawrence. Cyclists like Terry Culp, Benn Stover, and Eric Struckhoff describe layered clothing, selective routes, and the challenge of slick streets while enjoying winter riding and looking forward to warmer weather.
In Topeka the Kansas Supreme Court will rehear a medical malpractice dispute at 9 a.m. February 18 over damages involving a Eudora woman whose right ovary was removed in 2002. Chief Justice Lawton Nuss ordered 90 minute sessions for both sides with no new briefs allowed, amid changes in the court lineup and a recusal.
Conservative lawmakers move to end in-state tuition for undocumented Kansas students. Gov. Brownback avoids comment while supporting voter ID and citizenship proof for registration. Law, enacted in 2004 by Gov. Sebelius, lets students who attend Kansas high school long enough qualify for lower tuition with an affidavit. About 400 benefited in 2010. Senate Democrats remain opposed, citing the chance to pursue the American dream. Brownback previously backed Dream Act efforts in the Senate. Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild.
Lawrence federal appeals judge Deanell Reece Tacha will become eligible for senior status after turning 65 on Wednesday. The move would create a vacancy on the 10th U.S. Circuit Court, with Obama slated to nominate a successor pending Senate confirmation. Tacha has served 25 years on the court and may also be offered the role of Pepperdine University law dean, which she is weighing.
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