Today in History June 17 highlights and milestones
On June 17 1775 the Battle of Bunker Hill near Boston ended in a costly British victory with heavy losses for the redcoats while rebels held their ground. In 1928 Amelia Earhart began a trans Atlantic flight from Newfoundland to Wales the first by a woman. In 1963 the Supreme Court struck down school prayer and Bible reading rules.
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Gunmen hold children at Cambodian school amid six hour siege
International school in a Cambodian tourist town was stormed by gunmen who seized dozens of children and killed a 3 year old Canadian boy. Police captured the attackers as they tried to flee after a six hour standoff.
Royals Sweep Dodgers in 9-6 Win to Complete Three-Game Set
The Kansas City Royals routed the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-6 on Thursday to complete a three-game sweep. They became the first team to sweep both the Dodgers and the New York Yankees in a single regular season, per Elias Sports Bureau.
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Features Survival Guide For Wakarusa Festival Goers
The guide helps thousands of attendees enjoy Lawrence’s Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival. It offers tips for entertainment, comfort, and safety for both locals and visitors navigating the event. It appears across multiple pages with a focus on accessibility for non-native residents.
Bachelor Auction Raises Funds for Health Care Access
Eleven of eastern Kansas' eligible men mingled with over 100 women at JB Stouts for the annual Bachelor Auction to benefit Health Care Access. Lawrence voters approved a 54 million bond for district renovations this summer plans include 5 million in repairs and updates. Douglas County fire departments report volunteer shortages impacting response to fires and accidents. Lawrence Police file a May 19 Moon Bar brawl case with 200 plus pages. DA Branson says decisions on charges may take weeks.
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Email slipups you may regret sharing online
A brief look at common email mistakes and lessons learned from sending messages to the wrong recipients. Tips include double checking addresses, delaying sends, and using drafts to review before sharing sensitive content.
LJWorld Staff Directory and Customer Contact Info
A full listing of editors and managers with phone numbers and emails for Dennis Anderson Bill Snead Mike Shields Ann Gardner Chuck Woodling Mindle Paget Jon Niccum Mark Fagan and partner outlets 6News World Online including contact lines for circulation advertising and classified services plus redelivery guarantee and subscription details.
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Movie fans favor home viewing over theaters in poll
The AP AOL News poll of 1,000 adults finds 73 percent prefer watching films at home on DVD, videotape, or pay per view while only 22 percent favor theaters. The survey notes a box office slump, with many blaming weaker films and the rise of home entertainment options.
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Kid Rock Sued Over Alleged Punch At Club
Nashville suit seeks 575000 against Kid Rock after Jerry Campos Cedar Hill Tennessee claims the singer struck him on February 16 during a 3 am altercation at Christies Cabaret Campos seeks 500000 in punitive and 75000 in compensatory damages.
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Birthdays listed for notable entertainers and athletes
Singer Barry Manilow turns 59 along with actor Thomas Haden Church at 44 actor Greg Kinnear 41 actor Jason Patric 39 R and B singer Kevin Thornton 36 and tennis star Venus Williams 25.
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