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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2009
Page
1
Jeff Barclay, longtime head administrator of Veritas Christian School since 2004, is moving to a new role at Christ Community Church. The transfer marks a transition for a prominent local education and faith leader as he joins a different community organization.
As summer nears, three months after a federal safety deadline, many public pools still lack anti suction drain devices to protect children. Officials warn of dangerous entrapment risks and urge facilities to install compliant equipment and cover drains promptly.
Michelle Obama addresses about 25 fifth graders on the White House South Lawn as she begins the kitchen garden project and launches a public campaign to explain where food comes from.
Four of the thirteen thousand uninsured residents in Douglas County recount their daily gamble with health care costs and fears of illness. The piece highlights personal struggles and the broader toll of lacking coverage in America.
No. 3 Kansas edged No. 14 North Dakota State 84 to 74 in a tense Metrodome atmosphere led by Ben Woodside’s 37 points. Sherron Collins scored 32 and Cole Aldrich added 23 with 13 rebounds as KU advances to face Dayton in the second round while Woodside earns high praise from coach Bill Self.
Federal agenda remains on track despite rising deficits. The Obama budget would create about $9.3 trillion in shortfalls over ten years, according to congressional auditors. Republicans push to block Democratic tax moves on bonuses at AIG and other bailed out firms. The president likens bowling skill to a Special Olympics remark, which a mentally disabled man challenges.
Douglas County judges plan to strengthen juror instructions as advances in technology fuel courtroom issues nationwide. Chief District Judge Robert Fairchild and colleagues cite jurors using cell phones and social media to research cases, risking tainted verdicts. They aim to adopt a uniform policy to curb online behavior and require jurors to base decisions only on court-admitted evidence.
City commissioners will consider renaming a 1000 block of Missouri Street to Fambrough Drive to honor former Kansas University coach Don Fambrough. Some officials object, arguing the gesture is petty, while supporters say it honors a community contributor and respects a historic rivalry.
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