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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 2013

Page

6

Pentagon halts 60 mm mortars after Nevada blast

Seven Marines killed and eight injured during a Nevada high desert training at Hawthorne Army Depot. The Pentagon ordered an immediate ban on 60 mm mortars and firing tubes while investigators determine the cause, with a blanket suspension of related rounds and blank rounds nationwide.

Hawthorne Nev Nevada High Desert Pentagon Hawthorne Army Depot 2Nd Marine Expeditionary Force Camp Lejeune N.C Jim Lukeman Marine Corps Allen Breed

Missing Missouri mom and child found after four days

Missouri woman Rachel Koechner and ex husband Davon Sandner and their 4 year old daughter were discovered in Linn County after police received a gas stop tip. Sheriff Chris Hughes said the pair had planned the disappearance with a low profile in a Kansas City area motel while authorities searched. Zoee Sandner is with Koechner's relatives as custody planning begins.

Kansas City Missouri Rachel Koechner Davon Sandner Koechner Sandner Linn County Brookfield Chariton County Chris Hughes Rothville Hughes Brandi Koechner Zoee Sandner

Lululemon Pulls See-Through Yoga Pants From Shelves

Lululemon removes its popular black yoga pants from stores and online after discovering the sheer material reveals too much. The move follows a string of quality glitches that risk alienating loyal customers who pay around $100 for pants and other athletic wear. the company, founded in 1998, has grown into a billion dollar business.

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Market closes with mixed stocks and commodity shifts

Tuesday traders recorded the Dow at 14,455.82, the Nasdaq at 4,229.10, and the S&P 500 at 1,548.34 after a 3.76 point drop. Treasury yields edged down, corn rose 8.5 cents to 7.29, soybeans up 2.15 cents to 14.07, and wheat gained 7.5 cents to 7.52. Oil fell 1.58 to 92.16, gold gained 6.70 to 1611.30, silver dipped 3.1 cents to 28.84, and platinum dropped 23.80 to 1555.40.

Dow Industrials S&p 500 Treasury Chicago Kansas City New York

Budget row stalls action to avert shutdown

Senate clash over budget cuts slows passage of a measure to avert a March 27 shutdown. Senator Moran demands a vote on erasing FAA tower cuts, while Majority Leader Reid resists. House Republicans seek broad budget flexibility. Democrats press for a vote on Ryan's plan despite opposition. Gen. Kelly warns cuts threaten drug-control ships and cocaine seizures.

Washington Senate Federal Aviation Administration Harry Reid D-Nev House Moran Congress Capitol Paul Ryan R-Wis Ryan U.S South America John Kelly United States Senate Armed Services Committee Barbara Boxer D-Calif Senate Appropriations Committee Pentagon Department of Veterans Affairs Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Justice and Homeland Security Food and Drug Administration FAA Kansan

Assault weapons ban may miss Senate floor vote

Congress moves to exclude the assault weapons ban from the forthcoming gun-control bill. Senate leader Harry Reid says inclusion could derail passage of any firearm legislation, leaving Feinstein’s prohibition to a separate amendment with uncertain support. Supporters hope a strong Senate vote could pressure the House.

Washington Senate Barack Obama Newtown Conn Congress National Rifle Association Obama California Dianne Feinstein Harry Reid D-Nev Feinstein Reid Chamber House

Defiant Ohio teen gets life sentences

In Chardon Ohio TJ Lane 18 received three life terms for the February 2012 cafeteria shootings at Chardon High School He wore a shirt reading killer and smirked as victims relatives spoke Lane admitted the shooting but said he did not know why Prosecutors say he carried a .22 pistol and a knife firing 10 shots killing Daniel Parmeter 16 Demetrius Hewlin 16 and Russell King Jr 17 Other victims included a wounded student.

T.J. Lane Chardon Ohio Lane TJ. Lane Chardon High School Cleveland Nate Mueller Dina Parmerter Daniel Daniel Parmerter Demetrius Hewlin Russell King Jr

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