Yello Sub site on campus area under study for future use
Morrow would not comment on a possible buy out or development plans for the Yello Sub corner, noting a long term lease with Bob Jones. Jones, unsure about the shop’s viability, may move closer to downtown as rumors swirl. Pottroff plans preliminary sketches this week to guide redevelopment without harming the corner’s tradition.
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Pottroff
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Kids Count finds fewer teen births but rising poverty
The Kids Count report notes declines in teen births and high school dropout rates since 2000, yet more children live in poverty and with parents lacking year round work. It cites improvements in eight of ten metrics in the 1990s and slower gains since, with Louisiana near the bottom before Katrina.
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Annie E. Casey Foundation
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Doug Nelson
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Wade Horn
Kansas ranked 12th in nation for child well being in new data book
Kansas remains in the middle of the pack for child well being as the 2006 Kids Count Data Book places the state 12th overall. Kansas faces 12 percent child poverty with higher rates for ages birth to six, while Missouri sits lower and New Hampshire tops the list.
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Gary Brunk
Kansas Action For Children
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Brunk
Mammogram timing debated for high risk women
Dr Olufunmilayo Olopade notes long term radiation risks from repeated mammograms for high risk or mutation carriers and suggests starting screening may be questioned. MRI could become preferred but has readout and false positive limits. radiologists may still use mammography if MRI flags something.
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University of Chicago Medical Center
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Virginia Kaklamani
Northwestern University
Kaklamani
David Goldgar
University of Utah
Cadmium linked to higher breast cancer risk in women
Milwaukee scientists report that high body cadmium levels double breast cancer risk in women, the first human study suggesting a link. Experts caution the relation may reflect factors beyond causation and call for more research before changing clinical practice.
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Michael Thun
American Cancer Society
Flag burning amendment unlikely to pass in Senate
The debate over a flag-protection amendment unfolds amid low current desecration incidents and a Gallup drop in support from 71 percent in 1989 to 55 percent last year. Backers argue swift ratification possible, while critics question motives and judicial activism surrounding the 1989 Johnson ruling.
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Citizens’ Flag Alliance
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