Horror writer’s lineage revealed with new book
The older son of Stephen King admits his pen name hid his identity as a writer for years while pursuing a career apart from his father’s fame. Health leaders in Kansas report many eligible residents remain uninsured or underutilize low-cost care programs despite outreach. Courts section highlights pending matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen King
Grand jury indicts NY police officers in wedding day shooting
Two police officers who fired 42 of 50 shots in the slaying of an unarmed man on his wedding day face manslaughter charges. A third officer faces a misdemeanor endangerment charge as the grand jury returns indictments.
Dublin marcher criticizes New York parade boycott
Christine Quinn, the first openly gay leader of the New York City Council, says her presence in Dublin and participation in inclusive events contrast with the New York parade where gay and lesbian groups are barred from marching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christine Quinn
New York City Council
Check Your Lottery Ticket For Unclaimed Winnings
Kansas Lottery estimates about 1.3 million dollars in prizes will go unclaimed this year. The notice urges players to review old tickets and verify eligibility before the deadline.
After holiday festivities Jayhawks ready to rumble
In Chicago Friday crowds celebrate St Patrick Day weekend as Kansas University's Jayhawks prepare for a noon NCAA Tournament game against Kentucky. A 15 year old Olathe resident Bran don Allen predicts KU victory amid Irish revelry near Wrigleyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawks
CuHicaco
Chicago
Brandon Allen
Big Blue
Kentucky Wildcats
Olathe
Grant Park
Wrigleyville
Adopted
Kincade
Junior’s
Lottie’s
Kansas University
Jayhawks ready for second round clash with Kentucky in Chicago
KU fans gear up as the NCAA Tournament rolls into Chicago with a 4:10 p.m. tip against Kentucky after UNLV-Wisconsin opens the day. Darnell Jackson stresses focus after a 40-point win over Niagara as St Patrick’s Day celebrations unfold along Columbus Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Allender
Journal-World Photo
Kansas University
Jay
Chicago
Kansas Spirit
Columbus Drive
Kentucky
CBS
Kusports.com
Jayhawks
Darnell Jackson
Niagara
Antiwar protesters swarm the capital in massive march
Pro testers nationwide gathered in Washington and the Pentagon on a Saturday demonstration against U.S. policy in Iraq. A counter protest unfolded as chants and signs reflected opposing views amid dueling sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Iraq
Pentagon
Potomac River
Major recall of pet food prompts owners and stores panic
Union New Jersey owners fear tainted pet food from a huge recall across North America. Menu Foods, an Ontario firm, pulled dog food from 48 brands and cat food from 40 brands including Sams Nutro and Eukanuba. Walmart Kroger and Safeway distributed it in the US Canada and Mexico. The company says unknown numbers of pets suffered kidney failure and about 10 died after consumption.
Academic All-Star Scholars Highlighted by Journal World
The Journal-World honors ten 2007 Academic All-Star Team members praised by Kansas education figures like Abdy Tompkins. The piece previews future paths for the 1997 cohort and offers advice from judges Randy Ziegler Austin Tumey and Robert Harrington, with notes on where to read more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Randy Ziegler
Baker University i
College of Arts and Sciences
Lawrence School Board
Austin Tumey
Robert Harrington
Kansas University
Psychology
Also Mentioned on This Page
Entertainment Horror
Grand Jury
Dublin
Ljworld.com
Liworld.com
Michael Clouse
Michigan Avenue
Clouse
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Spirit Squad
Baby Jay
Businas
Mark Fagan
St. Patrick
Larry Margasak
Matthew Barakat
Associated Press
Ly Matthew Verrinder
Journalworld
Cha Charles Mersmann
Eudora High
Emily Krystof
Baldwin High
Amanda Vander Tuig
Baldwin
Jennifer Crawford
Seabury
Amber Peterman
Perry ‘Lecompton
Shiv
Subramaniam
Bishop
Ye Ge Hien
Tonganoxie
Baog 1 Ou
Lawrence ‘High