Corner Irish figure left mark on Packard graveyard tale
Massachusetts Street will host St Patrick’s Day watchers as Lawrence prepares for the 25th annual parade. A century and a half ago at the southeast corner of 11th and Rhode Island Streets, Rhody Delahunty sold meat and became a familiar Irish presence in Lawrence life, a piece of history tied to the local Packard graveyard.
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Former anorexia patient pioneers new eating disorder aid
Olathe resident Brooke Wesley, once severely ill with anorexia, recalls watching an Oprah show featuring Ruth Dine Howard who weighed 58 pounds, and now offers a new treatment option. She spent years in recovery, with hospitalizations totaling six months on one stay, and endured severe body image issues until her early 20s. Now 34, married with three children, she highlights the high mortality risk of eating disorders and discusses her path to aid others.
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Afghan massacre suspect identified in Kansas prison move
Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, 38, from Lake Tapps Washington, named as the Afghanistan massacre suspect. He has not been charged yet, arrived at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and is held in his own cell. Neighbors recall a peaceful family man amid shock and debate over accountability.
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Abortion measure targets KUMC draws critique
Anti abortion lawmakers pressed a proposal on Friday that could threaten Kansas University Medical Center accreditation. State Rep. Joe Patton argued officials may use taxpayer funds to perform abortions, voicing strong opposition to the policy.
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Jet flyover spurs curiosity near KU campus
On Friday afternoon a loud, low flyover over Jayhawk Boulevard and Allen Fieldhouse drew attention in Lawrence. Witnesses described it as an F-16 and wondered about the aircraft’s origin. Military officials offered no confirmation of the flight’s purpose or base.
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Stormy at times Business Classified Comics
A compact notice highlights stormy conditions affecting business classifieds and comics listings with a call to follow LJWorld on Facebook and Twitter for updates.
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Reporter guides Sunday bingo hall and casino games
Reporter Chad Lawhorn visits a bingo hall and a nearby casino this Sunday, previewing the games and atmosphere.
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