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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 2007

Page

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Speeding tolls proposed for Kansas Turnpike

State Senator David Haley introduces Senate Bill 205 to let the Kansas Turnpike Authority charge higher tolls to drivers who speed. The plan, still stalled, aims to fund repairs for state universities while not altering law enforcement on the turnpike. Governor Sebelius had proposed toll increases, but the idea faced legislature resistance.

Topeka David Haley Kansas City Haley Senate Kansas Turnpike Authority Kathleen Sebelius

Lions and Firebirds win sub state basketball games

Lawrence Lions defeated Olathe Northwest Ravens 52 to 43 while Free State Firebirds beat Shawnee Mission Northwest Cougars 60 to 51. Both teams advance to play again Friday. Local page 1C coverage from Nation edition.

Lawrence Lions Olathe Northwest Ravens Free State Firebirds Shawnee Mission Northwest Cougars Lawrence Free State

Health experts bet on bird flu spread

The University of Iowa launches a futures market for the deadly threat inviting public health experts to place bets at 100 dollars each, aiming to quantify concerns over the bird flu spread.

University of Iowa

Multinational forces deny child deaths in Ramadi bombing

Rear Adm. Mark Fox stated there were no children killed and called reports of a self-initiated bombing at a Ramadi soccer field that killed at least 15 children false. The denial circulated across multiple outlets on page 6A.

Mark Fox Iraq Ramadi

KU Jazz Festival Turns 30 Alumni Reunite After Ban

The 30 year anniversary of the KU Jazz Festival brings back alumni once barred from performing the style. Organizers highlight enduring impact, with former students and faculty gathering Friday to celebrate a milestone, reflecting on past restrictions and ongoing jazz education.

Lawrence City Commission race defies late surge hopes

Former candidate Allen Levine doubts a dramatic rebound from a sixth place primary finish. He cites lack of defining city issues and notes last cycle's gains came from stronger financing and support for equal rights. This year Mike Dever and Rob lead in financing.

Lawrence Allen Levine Levine City Commission Phoenix Mike Dever Rob

Senator proposes selling KU Hospital to fund repairs

State Sen. Chris Steineger sparks a privatization discussion proposing selling Kansas University Hospital for at least 800 million dollars to cover 660 million in deferred maintenance at six regents universities and to bolster the pension system. He notes privatization would leave KU Medical Center in state hands while facing opposition from Rep. Paul Davis and others. The plan follows a privatization thread begun in 1998.

KU Hospital Topeka Kansas University Hospital Regents Universities Chris Steineger Kansas City Steineger Regents Kansas Public Employees Retirement System KU Medical Center KUMC Paul Davis D-Lawrence

Bernanke Rally Helps Stocks Rebound Moderately

U S and Chinese markets steadied after a global sell off with investors cheering Bernanke testimony. The Dow rose 52 points while Nasdaq and S&P 500 gained modestly as markets priced in a slower growth outlook and likely housing rebound. Shanghai trimmed an 8.8 percent loss, but analysts warn volatility persists after the wild session.

Washington U.S Wall Street Bernanke Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke House Budget Committee Commerce Department

Lawrence investors stay calm after sharp market drop

Lawrence residents react to Wall Street jitters as the Dow's worst one day drop in years prompts varied responses. Jack Hope and Sally Zogry cite long term plans and national economic impact while avoiding panic and changing few 401(k) strategies.

Nick Krug Journal-World Photo Lawrence Chris Hoffman Dylan Woods 19Th Street Haskell Avenue Cody Clinton U.S China Shanghai Wall Street David A. Wyss Standard & Poors Jack ‘Hope Hope Jack Hope Dow Jones Indus Sally Monahan Zogry Zogry

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