Kline and Morrison Trade Barbs as Campaigns Heat Up
Atty Gen Phill Kline and Johnson County prosecutor Paul Morrison clash publicly as they campaign, trading criticism and sharpening their attacks on Page 1B. An AP investigation finds gaps in cadaver tissue safety from donor to recipient, including weak germ testing and no unified tracking system, reported on Page 44.
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Atty
Phill Kline
Johnson County
Paul Morrison
Associated Press
Leadership split tests Mogadishu peace amid Islamists
Religious differences could shape the future in Mogadishu as Islamic militants bring peace, yet their success hinges on who wins internal legitimacy between moderates and hardline factions seeking a Taliban-like Islamic republic.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
Tattoo trend among young Americans grows
Dan Yu, 28, has a sun and koi back tattoo and joins about 36 percent of Americans aged 18 to 29 with at least one tattoo. A survey slated for Monday on the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology website highlights rising body art prevalence among youth.
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Dan Yu
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology
Lois Mead recalls preinterstate travel on the 50th anniversary
Lawrence resident Lois Mead reflects on travel before the interstate highways and notes how far roads have advanced as the nation marks the system's 50th anniversary.
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Lawrence
Lois Mead
Wakarusa festival crowds soak up atmosphere and music
Bainbridge Fitzgerald, 7, awaits a Keller Williams and the Keels set at the Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival with family at Clinton State Park. His mother Ali Mangan and Justin Fitzgerald say the crowds and outdoor vibe keep them returning for days of bands and fun as a new baby’s due today.
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Andrew Queen
Queen
Keller Williams
Jennifer Christopherson
Chicago
Ene Deather
Fort Riley
Bainbridge Fitzgerald
Keller Williams & the Keels
Wakarusa
Wakarusa Valley
Bainbridge
Mom
Ali Mangan
Clinton State Park
Mangan
Justin Fitzgerald
Kasald Drive road work creates long-term traffic delays
Lawrence residents face extended congestion as Kasald Drive undergoes a 5.4 million rebuild across seven blocks. City public works director Chuck Soules warns the project will take time and that other busy corridors like Wakarusa Drive and 19th Street may follow, potentially over a decade to complete all major projects.
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Kasald Drive
Wakarusa Drive
Bob Billings
19Th Street
Chuck Soules
Soules
Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photo
Kasold
Three detainees die by suicide at Guantanamo Bay
Three detainees at Guantanamo Bay hanged themselves with nooses made from clothes and sheets, marking the first reported deaths among hundreds held without charges. The Saudis and Yemeni were found dead in separate cells after midnight, with attempts at revival failing.
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Puerto Rico
Guantanamo Bay
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
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Navy
Harry Harris
Cuba
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