Spencer Museum seeks more artworks by women
Curator Susan Earle of the Helen Foresman Spencer Museum of Art at Kansas University aims to increase the share of works by women in the university collection. The effort reflects ongoing diversification of holdings and attention to gender representation in art.
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Peres Opposes Observers in Israeli-Palestinian Cease Fire
Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres says observers cannot monitor a lack of peace and argues against deploying international observers to oversee a tentative cease fire in Israeli Palestinian conflict areas.
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Flood of 1951 remembered in special Journal World edition
A commemorative edition recalls the Kansas Missouri flood of July 13 1951 the costliest in area history with over 40 lives lost and more than 1 billion in property damage Lawrence escaped loss but North Lawrence suffered severe devastation. Navy Air Force and Army aided relief as volunteers rebuilt and stories highlight neighborly courage and long lasting impact.
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Cheney Is Placed With Dual Pacemaker In Chest
Vice President Dick Cheney underwent a heart procedure to implant a dual purpose pacemaker to regulate dangerous irregular heartbeats. Doctors praised the outcome noting he plans to return to work soon and continue his duties without reduced pace.
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Limited tax cuts start today
The first installment of President Bush’s tax cuts takes effect today for some middle and upper income taxpayers, reducing the four top rates by 1 percentage point. About 35 million workers will see less tax withheld. IRS notified employers to prepare.
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11-year-old hosting monthly homeless birthday parties
Emily Lamb, an 11 year old Centennial student, has organized monthly birthday celebrations at the Community Drop-In Center since April. Each party attracts up to 25 guests with cake, ice cream, prizes, karaoke, and birthday gifts. Emily started the effort to help homeless people feel celebrated with personal attention and joy.
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Emily Lamb invites community to birthday party for the homeless
Emily Lamb hosts a 2 p.m. July 12 birthday party for homeless at the Community Drop-in Center to raise support for a future birthday shop offering free gifts and parties. Volunteers and donations of food or gifts are welcome. First Baptist Church members have helped serve cakes and Brent Lamb notes more contributions would reduce costs.
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