Muslim Americans Not Part Of Terrorism Problem Says Official
A White House deputy national security adviser told a Washington area mosque that Muslims are not the terrorism problem in the United States and are part of the solution. The remarks frame upcoming congressional hearings led by Peter King on Islamic radicalization and community cooperation with law enforcement.
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New lava vent opens at Kilauea on east rift zone
Scientists from the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory report a new fissure eruption at Kilauea’s Puʻu ʻOʻo crater after a crater floor collapse near 5 p.m. Saturday. The vent, about 2 miles west of Puʻu ʻOʻo, sent lava up to 65 feet high, with 150 small earthquakes in 24 hours and warnings of sudden eruptions or collapses near the vent and possible toxic sulfur dioxide concentrations downwind.
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Prince Andrew faces royal family woes amid wedding buildup
As Buckingham Palace readies for Prince William's wedding, negative publicity swirls around Prince Andrew. He is linked to a convicted sex offender and accused of ties to Muammar Gaddafi's Libya regime. Critics urge stripping him as trade ambassador, while officials defend his value and role.
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Summit educates Lawrence on LGBT issues at March 29 summit
The LGBT Summit in Lawrence aims to raise City Commission and school board candidate awareness on gender identity and LGBT rights. Organizers plan a candidate mixer, discuss anti discrimination policy, bullying, and community benefits, with guidance for those facing discrimination. Christine Metz reports details and quotes Scott Criqui.
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Native Kansans leave mark on state
Editor notes the enduring Native American influence across Kansas history in place names and cultural memory. The piece highlights the state's birth era, the Medicine Lodge treaty quote by Ten Bears, and lists tribes and place names reflecting Indigenous heritage, urging readers to explore more on page 5A.
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Palmer seeks school board seat with focus on clear communication
Tyler Palmer a 38 year old network engineer from Lawrence Memorial Hospital aims for a Lawrence school board seat. He says his 15 year background in software and networking will help streamline district operations and improve data driven decision making for a complex system with many moving parts. Palmer is one of nine candidates vying for four seats in the April 5 election, with terms starting in July.
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Tyler Palmer
Lawrence School Board
Palmer
Lawrence
Ljworld.com
LHS renovation taps student expertise in plan
Lawrence High School will split Room 157 to create three new spaces for architecture, construction and newspaper classes. Students design the plan. B A Green will perform select work for 34,359 dollars under district supervision and using district tools.
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B.A. Green
Vanessa Sanborn
Matt Germain
Gould Evans Associates
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