KU Women Exit Big 12 Tourney With Loss to Oklahoma
The Kansas women fell to Oklahoma 76 59 ending their Big 12 Tournament bid. With a slim NCAA Tournament chance, KU likely awaits a WNIT berth as the postseason picture tightens.
14 Mar 2009
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2009
Page
1
The Kansas women fell to Oklahoma 76 59 ending their Big 12 Tournament bid. With a slim NCAA Tournament chance, KU likely awaits a WNIT berth as the postseason picture tightens.
Pastor Randy Weinkauf moved from Hawaii to Lawrence Kansas joining Immanuel Lutheran Church in winter. He says the Lawrence posting suits his calling and expects to serve the community effectively.
Hassan Najjar runs a Tehran restaurant specializing in kaleh pache, Iran’s traditional sheep head breakfast. The dish faces competition from fast food and doctors warn about its high cholesterol. Page 6E
Kansans face a delay of over two years before disability claim appeals reach a judge, leaving claimants in limbo as the Social Security process' backlog persists and access to timely adjudication remains a pressing issue.
Online video report notes safety advisories as Kansas University students plan spring break. Warnings cover travel in Mexico and other tourist areas, daylight travel, avoiding valuables, and staying alert for sexual assault risks linked to local break periods. KU officials urge caution amid recent rape case links.
Douglas County Commissioner Charles Jones plans to resign his seat to devote more time to his job at Kansas University. Jones, a Democrat and chair, says KU Public Management Center duties are expanding and pulling him from county work. Replacement to be chosen by local Democrats within 21 days of notice.
Governor Kathleen Sebelius praised the Kansas Board of Regents plan to freeze tuition for the 2009-10 year, contingent on no more than a 7 percent state higher education budget cut and use of 49.6 million in stimulus funds. Regents chair Donna Shank says the move shares in budgetary pain while Senate President Morris calls it a balancing act. The proposal may threaten KU’s four year guaranteed tuition plan tied to freshman rates.
Switzerland will cooperate in international tax investigations breaking with decades of bank secrecy. Austria and Luxembourg join in, raising pressure on the Swiss as banks hold about $2 trillion of foreign money and services contribute 12 percent of GDP.
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