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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2011
Page
3
The Congressional Budget Office projects a $1.5 trillion deficit for the year, driven by slow recovery and a new tax cut. It says the government will borrow 40 cents per dollar spent as revenues fall to levels not seen since 1950, challenging Obama admin fiscal aims and Republican calls for cuts.
Washington experts warn Social Security will run deficits this year and slip into the red until its trust funds are exhausted by about 2037. The program has suffered from a weak economy for years with the CBO noting a $45 billion annual shortfall in benefits over payroll tax intake and a $130 billion gap including a one year payroll tax cut.
By April end the nations color coded terror warnings will be retired. Officials say the Homeland Security Advisory System will be replaced over three months with a National Terrorism Advisory System that notifies specific audiences about specific threats and ends public automated airport recordings.
A Danish study of 365,550 teens and women from 1995 to 2007 shows abortion does not raise mental health illness risk, while childbirth has a stronger link to postpartum mood issues. Researchers tracked prior and post care using national registries.
The Vinland airport near Lawrence is the target of a zoning request to permit a 20,000 square foot warehouse and production plant for McFarlane Aviation Products on 41 acres. McFarlane, based since 1979 at 694 E1700 Road, has grown to 38 full time employees since starting manufacturing in 1988. The plan awaits approval from the Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission and the Douglas County Commission.
A federal suit filed in December by Dilawar Grewal alleges he faced open racial and religious slurs and was fired in November 2009 after complaints. KU denies the charges, says actions were for legitimate business reasons, and asks for trial in Topeka federal court.
Tom Gross of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment told the House committee that the EPA’s new greenhouse gas rule was difficult to navigate and that deadlines changed multiple times. He described the process as incredibly frustrating and noted he and colleagues offered candid feedback the EPA did not heed.
Lawrence native Kerry Altenbernd aims to recreate an exact replica of the Old Sacramento cannon that fired at the Free State Hotel during the sacking of Lawrence. The original rests damaged in the Watkins Community Museum, and a replica would be used for Kansas Day events, parades, and reenactments.
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