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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 2010

Page

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Cancer survivors honor 835 extra birthdays at dinner

Eighty five cancer survivors gathered for a Sunday dinner claiming successful treatments have granted them a total of 835 additional birthdays. The event highlighted resilience and ongoing gratitude among patients and families.

KU adds two walk-on players from camp

Bill Self announced two walk-ons for next year at the KU basketball camp. Justin Wesley, brother of former KU standout Keith Langford, joins alongside Niko Roberts, son of former KU assistant coach Norm Roberts.

Bill Self Justin Wesley Keith Langford Niko Roberts Norm Roberts

Oil spill worsens as contamination reaches Texas

Containment cap slows oil leakage from a damaged undersea well but new problems arise. Environmental contamination spreads to Texas with dead birds reported while officials warn the spill could continue through fall.

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States move to close juvenile reformatories say experts

University of Delaware criminologist Aaron Kupchik argues incarceration harms youth development and notes states including Kansas are shutting reformatories for juvenile offenders, reflecting a shift in policy and punishment approaches.

Aaron Kupchik University of Delaware Kansas

Replay Lounge History Explored This Tuesday

A Tuesday feature delves into the Replay Lounge history, tracing its origins, notable performances, and influence on local music culture. The piece highlights key moments, venues, and figures associated with the venue over its years of operation.

Stimulus funds fuel local projects and jobs in Douglas County

ARRA funds funnel into Lawrence area, backing multimillion dollar road work and community programs. The North Second Locust project bears a visible sign noting federal footing while workers at the Boys and Girls Club and Vanco Mobile Arts benefit from stimulus support. Through March, Douglas County received over 60 million dollars in federal ARRA funds, sustaining about 150 jobs and funding road repairs, sidewalks, and local programs.

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Ironman 70.3 at Clinton State Park Draws Hundreds

Jeff Martinez traveled from Texas for his first Ironman experience at Clinton State Park in Kansas. Chris Lieto won the men’s race in 3 hours 44 minutes 7 seconds while Chrissie Wellington topped the women in 4 hours 7 minutes 49 seconds. Most finishers aimed to complete the grueling course rather than medal.

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Kobach warns border battle hits all states in talk

Kris Kobach, architect of Arizona immigration law, says terrorists cross the border and armed cartels control U.S. land, blaming Democrats who back illegal immigration for potential voters. He spoke at the National Security Begins in the Great Plains conference in the Statehouse, organized by FIRE Coalition, the Patriot Coalition, and the November Patriots.

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Too Much Medical Care Is Unhealthy

Analysis finds up to one third of tests and treatments are unnecessary. Unavoidable care is costly and can cause side effects. Excessive use includes X rays CT scans C sections and futile end of life care. Read more on page 10B.

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