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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 2009

Page

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Governor hints at more Kansas budget cuts ahead

Gov Mark Parkinson said the state faces a 135 million shortfall as the fiscal year ends and ruled out across the board cuts. He warned that further reductions could endanger public safety while major targets remain public schools social services and higher education. An 11 a.m. news conference was scheduled to outline plans to balance the budget amid three legislative cuts this year. Kansas commerce chief Dave Kerr noted the 6.9 percent unemployment rate lags behind the national rate of 9.4 percent and said recruitment remains strong. Kansas Inc president Stan Ahlerich praised saving trends while recession dynamics linger.

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Cyclists Gear Up for Tour of Lawrence Race Weekend

Cyclists prepare for the Tour of Lawrence with riders selecting bikes suited to varied downtown Lawrence events. The weekend races showcase participants navigating multiple courses in and around the city, highlighting equipment choices and competitive spirit.

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Victims Speak at Hearing as Madoff Receives 150 Years

Carla Hirshhorn and eight other victims testifying at the Bernie Madoff hearing describe their lives as a living hell. A federal judge imposed the maximum sentence of 150 years for the multibillion-dollar fraud, marking a dramatic end to the long trial proceedings.

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Fireworks rules and safety guidance for Wednesday

A Wednesday reminder explains which fireworks are legal for use and which are not, with safety tips to prevent accidents. It outlines permissible devices, prohibitions, and practical precautions for handling fireworks at home and in public spaces.

Local vets join effort to aid dogs with seizures

Koda the blue-eyed husky, six, lives with two dogs and two cats in Lawrence. Owner Jackie Young-Rice recalls Koda’s first seizure at age two, when vomiting and convulsions shocked the family. They sought help from Dr. Kristi Rowland at Wakarusa Veterinary Hospital after hours.

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Dogs Suffer Seizures News Prompts Trial Participation

Wakarusa Veterinary Hospital participates in a national clinical trial testing a new dog seizure medication. Eligibility includes age over four months, weight at least 11 pounds, no prior anti seizure treatment, no seizure clusters or history of status epilepticus, and not pregnant. Nearby breeds noted as susceptible include beagles, collies, golden retrievers, labs, shepherds and more. For details call 843 5577 or visit HelpForDogsWithSeizures.com.

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Thieves target open garages in Lawrence spate

Lawrence police warn of a spate of garage and vehicle break-ins concentrated west of Kasold Drive. 14 home garage burglaries since April, some entries while homeowners are inside. Police urge residents to keep doors closed and report unusual activity.

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Iraqis Celebrate U S Pullback as Troops Leave Cities

Iraqi crowds danced in streets and fired fireworks as the United States began withdrawing its remaining combat troops from Iraq after more than six years since the 2003 invasion. About 130,000 U S troops stay in the country, with security turning over to Iraqi police and soldiers while fears of insurgent attacks rise.

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