ESPN College GameDay set at Allen Fieldhouse for KU vs K State
ESPN crew broadcasts from KU as the Jayhawks host the Wildcats with GameDay sessions from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Allen Fieldhouse. Tickets limited for 1 p.m. show. free morning parking and open east stands. KU beat Texas 90 65 on Jan 29 2005. Texas A&M beat KU 69 66 last season.
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Dick Vitale
North Carolina
Tyler Hansbrough
Michael Beasley
Westar Energy signs CO2 emission pact with Kansas health dept
Westar Energy Inc and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment signed a first of its kind agreement to measure greenhouse gases and pursue reductions. The plan aims for an initial CO2 emissions assessment by October and a state submission with reduction steps by April 2009, potentially including carbon capture and storage.
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Kansas
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Westar
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KDHE
Rod Bremby
Southwest Kansas
Westar plans $750 million upgrades to Kansas plants
Westar Energy intends a $750 million program to upgrade generating plants in Kansas starting with the Jeffrey Energy Center and then the Lawrence Energy Center. The project in Lawrence targets 2009 and 2010 construction to install equipment reducing particulates and nitrous oxide emissions, per officials led by Bill Eastman, environmental services director.
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Democrats’ fundraising surge alarms GOP acors in 2007 race
Republicans warn that Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama eclipsed John McCain in February fundraising, signaling a broadened donor base and greater campaign excitement for the Democrats. GOP strategist Scott Reed notes Democrats’ enthusiasm advantage since the 2006 midterms.
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Obama hauls $36M in January as fundraising leads to 2008 contest
The piece notes Obama raising $36 million in January while Clinton aides report $35 million in February. It discusses the shift away from public financing, potential implications for September and October funding, and outside groups ready to back or attack candidates. The Democratic edge stems from large donor totals.
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