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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 2011

Page

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Tragedy on South Lawrence Trafficway prompts search for driver

Jeff and Cindy Burnett were driving near Clinton Park when a metal fragment pierced their windshield. Cindy Burnett died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Authorities seek the driver of an eastbound dark pickup believed to have shed the fatal object from a trailer, as investigators label the event an extreme tragedy.

Jeff Burnett Lawrence Cindy Topeka South Lawrence Clinton Parkway Shield Lyndon Lawrence Memorial Hospital Douglas County Burnett Steve Hornberger Hornberger

Republicans Meet Obama Over Deficits At White House

Two busloads of House Republicans visited President Barack Obama at the White House to discuss federal deficits. The two sides argued over partisanship, showcasing the current tense atmosphere in the capital.

Barack Obama White House

Healthier School Lunches Named Costly Amid Budget Cuts

Lawmakers and schools clash over the Obama administration push for healthier lunches. They argue the program is unaffordable as education budgets face substantial cuts.

Obama

Brownback veto override fails on Arts Commission funding

Gov Sam Brownback says other states may pursue this path after Kansas House fails to override his veto of funding for the Kansas Arts Commission. The remark appears amid a debate on arts funding and state budget priorities.

Kansas Sam Brownback Kansas House Kansas Arts Commission

Warning issued on new tobacco sticks by health department

The state Department of Health and Environment warns Kansans about a new type of tobacco sticks arriving this Friday. Officials urge caution and advise checking product labeling and consumption guidance.

State Department of Health and Environment

Farmers weigh fuel costs and profits amid higher prices

Kansas growers split on fuel prices as ethanol demand boosts corn values for some while smaller producers face tighter margins. Mike Wintermantel projects $500,000 in rising costs as he bets on corn above four dollars per bushel, while Mike Garrett and partner Brauer grow melons and tomatoes on 120 acres, stressing cooperation over competition.

Baldwin City Mike Wintermantel Wintermantel Lawrence Mike Garrett Garrett Richard Brauer Kaw River Douglas County Bill Wood USDA Wood National Agricultural Statistics Service Garrett and Brauer

Olive Garden weighs Lawrence site with tax break plan

Olive Garden and MD Management consider a South Iowa Street site in Lawrence for a restaurant but require a property tax rebate via Neighborhood Revitalization Act. City county and school district officials must approve the incentive, triggering regional debate over public funding for private development.

Lawrence City Hall Olive Garden Iowa Street MD Management 27Th Iowa Streets Mazzio’s Matt Gough Gough Treanor Architects

War on women fuels Kansas abortion debate 2011 session

Kansas abortion debate heats up as lawmakers approve restrictive measures and trigger sharp comments. Planned Parenthood and NOW criticize representatives for minimizing women's health needs, noting a debate over insurance coverage for abortions, rape, and incest exceptions.

NOW organizer protests DeGraaf abortion insurance remark

Kari Ann Rinker, Kansas state coordinator for the National Organization for Women, holds tires she brought to protest state Rep. Pete DeGraaf's remarks outside the Statehouse in Topeka. DeGraaf likened separate health insurance policies for abortion coverage to a spare car tire.

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