Night Shyamalan’s Lady in the Water draws on bedtime tale
Night Shyamalan adapts a bedtime story he tells his children into a feature film Lady in the Water. The tale gained popularity around his home and became a fairy tale for the screen. In St Louis heat wave, power outages hit over half a million homes and businesses as National Guard assists evacuations and debris removal.
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S. Night Shyamalan
St. Louis-area
National Guard
Teen Rookie Driver Races Pony Stock In Dad's Footsteps
Lawrence High School junior Trent Berrington drives Pony Stock cars with his dad and brother, four years after his father survived a burning crash and was life-flighted to a trauma center, a story echoing family courage and sports ambition.
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Lawrence High School
Trent Berrington
Downtown Lawrence Sidewalk Sale 102 Degree Heat
The 47th annual Downtown Lawrence Sidewalk Sale endured 102 degree heat with a 112 heat index, the second hottest on record. Clerk Lori Lang noted sidewalk temperatures as high as 120 by noon while merchants reported smaller crowds but the sale remains the year’s biggest event for many.
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Lori Lang
Lang
Ernst & Son Hardware
Lawrence
Rod Ernst
Israel fights Hezbollah as Lebanon readies border buffer
Israeli forces press ground clashes with Hezbollah on the Lebanon border while Israel urges hundreds of thousands to flee south for a possible buffer zone. UN Secretary General Annan warns of a humanitarian crisis and calls for an immediate cease fire amid mounting casualties and soaring prices.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Hezbollah
Israel
U.N
Kofi Annan
Annan
Drug error toll: over 1.5 million harmed annually
The Institute of Medicine urges urgent action citing preventable drug mistakes injuring Americans each year. Electronic prescribing by 2010 is called essential, with hospitalized patients averaging at least one medication error daily and potential costs running into billions for hospitals.
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Washington
Institute of Medicine
Albert Wu
Johns Hopkins University
Kansans Turning 21 Face Driver License Renewal Hassle
Lawrence resident Marguerite Schumm discusses a July 1 law requiring all Kansans who turn 21 to renew their licenses. The renewal cannot occur until turning 21, with a 15 day extension for weekends holidays or office closures. Estimated impact reaches 35 000 drivers annually though Schumm plans to be abroad for college and travel.
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Topeka
Marguerite Schumm
Lawrence
Division of Vehicles
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