Murderer husband to wed witness in prison ceremony
Martin E. Miller, serving a life term for the strangling death of his wife Mary E. Miller, is set to marry Laura Cuthbertson at the state prison in Lansing. Cuthbertson testified for Miller at his trial, and a small group of family members plan to attend. Prosecutors say Miller killed Mary to pursue other relationships, amid prior affairs with Carrie Parks.
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Longevity driven by love of teaching at KU says Harry Shaffer
Economics professor Harry Shaffer of Kansas University credits his long career to love of his subject and teaching, his students and TAs, and his wife Betty. Born in Vienna, Austria, he earned a PhD at NYU and taught at Concord College and Alabama before joining KU in 1956. He admires Keynes and values equal rights and Lawrence's academic community.
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KU Professor Shaffer Celebrates 50 Years of Teaching
Kansas University economist Harry Shaffer, 86, marks five decades at KU amid a fan club of more than 500 members. A private celebration is planned by the economics department, with colleagues praising him as a model for the department.
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Congress renews altered Patriot Act amid battle over rights
The House voted 280 to 138 to renew the USA Patriot Act with new civil liberties curbs after months of clashes over privacy and terrorism measures. Bush urged passage and is expected to sign before key provisions expire Friday. Sen. Sununu helped push the protections on the bill through the floor.
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J-W Wins Awards in State Contest
The Lawrence Journal-World earned 21 first place awards in the Kansas Press Association Awards of Excellence. Top honors covered design and layout, headline, column, sports column, feature and editorial writing, and news and investigative reporting. It also won best Web site and sports and feature photography. The paper was named best for local coverage.
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Immigrant tuition law survives challenge in Kansas
A bid to repeal Kansas in state tuition for certain undocumented students failed, but the debate continues. Rep Becky Hutchins warned of a flood of political mailouts while supporters cite access to degrees for children of undocumented immigrants and cost contrasts between in state and out of state tuition. The law grants in state rates to those who attended Kansas schools, with 221 students enrolled last fall.
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Creating an Outdoor Room Adds Space In Small Gardens
With rising housing costs and shrinking lots, backyards are becoming premium living spaces. A practical outdoor room can transform a garden into a complete living area, expanding usable space and enhancing comfort.
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