Blair urges Saddam to renounce weapons on TV to avert war
Britain's prime minister Tony Blair proposes a six step plan for Saddam Hussein, including a televised renunciation of WMDs, to avoid conflict. Investor seeks to buy Davol site for multitenant industrial and office complex at 700 E. 22nd St. Social Services notes budget pressures at Drop-In Center, needs volunteers KU student Jason Simon highlights donations and support.
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Davol Inc
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All My Children Leads Daytime Emmy Nominations
All My Children tops nominations with 17 nods for Daytime Emmy Awards honoring soaps talk shows game shows and children's series. Page 2A
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All My Children
Serbian PM Djindjic assassination shocks nation
Independent crime expert Dobrivoje Radovanovic attributes the 2003 assassination to dark forces expanding since the 1990s. He comments on the pro Western leader Zoran Djindjic being shot by snipers on a Wednesday, as reported on page 3A.
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City Plans Southern Growth and New Wastewater Plant
Lawrence officials foresee 20 000 more residents south of the Wakarusa River by 2025 lifting the city population to 150 000. A proposed Wakarusa River wastewater plant could save up to 9 million vs expanding the Kansas River plant and ease current facilities strain. KDHE rule changes have made a site option viable, but five years of environmental studies lie ahead before a 2011 build date.
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Bob Johnson
Matthew Schultze
Black & Veatch
Wakarusa
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
KDHE
Obesity no longer a problem solely for adult Americans
Obesity now affects both adults and youths as rates rise across Kansas and Douglas County. Dr Myra Strother of KU's Watkins Health Center notes a younger generation becoming obese, with more than 20 percent of Kansans obese and nearly 60 percent overweight. A 1998 survey found 74 percent of Douglas County residents inactive and 21 percent overweight, linking sedentary lifestyle to diabetes arthritis and cancer. National officials urge Americans to exercise.
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Community of Improvement Program
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Journal-World
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Strother
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Community Health Improvement Program
Leptin’s Role in Fat and Metabolism
Leptin produced by fat cells regulates hunger and metabolism. When fat stores rise leptin rises to curb appetite and boost energy use. When fat stores fall leptin drops, increasing appetite and slowing metabolism, promoting weight regain.
Elizabeth Smart Found Safe After Nine Months
Utah rescues 15 year old Elizabeth Smart who vanished from her Salt Lake City home nine months ago. She was found Wednesday walking with a drifter, taken into custody, and returned to her jubilant family. Police gave no motive or details of her whereabouts, and the father thanked God and mourned the ordeal.
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