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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2015
Page
9
Online Today highlights Pope Francis issuing a climate change report with stories and photos. It also features Chicago parade honors for the Blackhawks, guiding readers to onlinetoday.usatoday.com for full items.
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Treasury Secretary Jack Lew seeks public input on which female historical figure should appear on the $10 note, with a decision possible this fall and a redesign to include anti counterfeit features and tactile elements for the blind. Hamilton may move to another place on the note or a separate series.
The piece notes a shift toward nones while evangelical politics rally behind candidates. Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz visit Liberty University as Faith & Freedom Coalition mobilizes evangelical voters. Pew finds Christians down to 70.6% in 2014. Gallup shows low confidence in organized religion at 42%. A historic Christian nation framing contrasts with rising secular identities.
The FCC proposes a 100 million dollar penalty against AT&T for misleading customers about unlimited data plans. It alleges severe slowdowns once usage exceeds about 5 gigabytes per month, affecting app use and overall experience. AT&T disputes the findings, notes that it no longer offers unlimited plans to new customers, and has 30 days to respond.
Scientists from the University of Colorado Boulder report a persistent moon dust cloud rising up to 70 miles above the surface, replenished by comet debris. Drawing on NASA's LADEE data, the team explains how ongoing dust fall could gradually fill craters and fade astronaut footprints, while unresolved Apollo-era light streaks remain debated.
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