Kansas Biological Survey seeks 160 acres to aid research
The Kansas Biological Survey aims to raise 500000 to buy 160 acres of land in northern Douglas and southern Jefferson Counties. The site would buffer ongoing research and preserve prairie, with public hiking trails and programs for visitors. Meanwhile Lawrence reports a Salvation Army thrift store closure and ongoing donation options for charity. Douglas County Fair events including dog and pet shows begin this week. Big screen TVs use more energy than standard models.
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July History Highlights From 1886 to 1967
Notable events include Steve Brodie’s claimed bridge plunge in 1886 and Haile Selassie’s birth in 1892. Austria Hungary’s 1914 ultimatum escalated toward WWI, while 1952 saw Nasser’s officers oust King Farouk. Detroit riots in 1967 caused 43 deaths.
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Attacks in Sharm el-Sheik Kill Dozens and Injure Hundreds
In Sharm el-Sheik three separate attacks left at least 49 dead and 200 injured as rescuers continued to search for victims. A car bomb exploded in Lebanon hours after Condoleezza Rice left, injuring 12. A separate note mentions Algerian diplomats missing in Iraq amid insurgent attacks at a wedding party.
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Phenix Rush topples Lawrence in 14U heat battle
In blistering heat the Phenix Rush upset the Lawrence squad 12-2 in a losers bracket game of the 14-and-under tournament. Kansas University plans six-figure athletic salaries for 2005-06. Lew Perkins leads with 438,900. R. Giddens receives hopeful news after May melee injures calf. recovery expected to resume.
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Berkeley liberals find open door for gospel at city’s edge
In Lawrence Kansas conservatives see Berkeley style openness as a chance to preach. Pastors frame the midwestern city as a wide open mission field rather than a hurdle to ministry. Bizarre tours and a solo album highlight Page 10E.
World.com Daily News Roundup: Highlights and Reactions
World.com aggregates today’s top stories with quick takes and reader perspectives. A roundup of global events, political shifts, and economy notes highlights key players and places while inviting audience engagement.
Newspaper staff and contact directory for World Online region
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Polanski wins libel suit against Vanity Fair in UK
London High Court awarded Roman Polanski 50000 pounds after a nine to three jury found Vanity Fair's 2002 article about his alleged proposition to a woman following Sharon Tate's murder not tied to her funeral. Polanski testified by video and has lived in France since fleeing U.S. charges in 1978.
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Surprise celebrity visits mark Amazon's anniversary blitz
Amazon.com staged surprise deliveries featuring stars outside homes universities and workplaces to celebrate its tenth anniversary. Over ten days two dozen customers received visits by Clay Aiken Emmylou Harris Nick Lachey and Moby. Videos of the moments are hosted on Amazon.com for viewing.
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Celebrity Birthday Toasts Highlight Diverse Ages Worldwide
Actor Daniel Radcliffe turns 16, Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy 69, Woody Harrelson 44, Slash 40, Alison Krauss 34, Martin Lawrence 33. A quirky roll call of notable birthdays spans film, law, music, and comedy with varied milestones.
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Woody Harralson
Slash
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