Lawrence Humane Society houses influx of dogs from other shelters
The Lawrence Humane Society in Kansas reports about 50 dogs entered in the last two weeks, including 25 from Hutchinson and Pratt after their shelters were displaced by roof damage. Small breeds dominate with Shih Tzu and miniature pinschers among them, plus about 15 Pekingese from a recent puppy mill raid. The shelter, at 1805 E 19th St, is open Tue–Fri 11:30 am–6 pm, Sat 11:30 am–5 pm, Sun 1–4 pm, closed Mon. contact (785) 843-6835 for details.
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Golfers back Woods to win U.S. Open poll reveals Woods favored
Survey of city golfers shows 48 percent expect Tiger Woods to defend the U.S. Open title. Other popular choices include Phil Mickelson Geoff Ogilvy J B Holmes and K J Choi as candidates for the prize.
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U S Expands Missile Defense for Hawaii Strait
Defense Secretary Robert Gates ordered additional missile defense assets deployed to Hawaii in response to reports that North Korea may test fire a missile toward the islands, strengthening homeland defense on the Pacific shore.
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Iran protester voices fear after contested election
A 29-year-old engineering graduate in Iran, previously feeling alienated, describes growing protests and says many share his views. He spoke anonymously to avoid government retaliation as demonstrations intensify after last week's vote.
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Father returns from Africa to care for son then pursues nursing
A missionary father leaves Africa to nurse his injured son. Three years later the son earns a chemistry doctorate from Kansas University. The father now enters school hoping to become a nurse, pursuing a new career path.
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Kansas Poised to Capitalize on Wind Power
State leaders in north central Kansas tout wind turbines as a new economic crop with potential to draw construction, leasing revenues, and manufacturers to rural areas. Governor hopefuls cite wind energy as a major rural boon while warning that moving power from sparse regions remains a key challenge. Page 8A.
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Meridian Way Wind Farm Featured In 6News Video
Meridian Way Wind Farm showcased in a 6News video highlighting Kansas wind industry potential and challenges. The piece references a photo gallery and links to past wind energy stories for broader context.
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Social network etiquette on job loss sparks debate
After a layoff, a rise in status updates about unemployment prompts varied reactions.Experts note a clash between privacy and support as users weigh broadcasting personal setback on Facebook. Some activists argue for restraint while others see real time social networking as a lifeline amid unemployment.
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Atlas V Rocket Sends Probes to Moon on First Launch in a Decade
NASA launches an Atlas V rocket on Thursday carrying two science probes to map possible lunar landing sites. It marks NASA’s first moon launch in ten years and aims to guide future crew missions.
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