Fans told to sing alma mater but not national anthem at Allen Fieldhouse
Jim Marchiong of Kansas Athletics says no rule bans singing the national anthem in Allen Fieldhouse yet fans are encouraged to sing the alma mater. The reader asks to print emails and phone numbers of officials. Journal-World Opinion Page lists local and state officials on Saturdays with alternated lists. For Sound Off questions, call 832-7297.
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If you could be any Disney character at Target Iowa
A shopper at Target in Iowa asks others which Disney character they would choose, turning the moment into a lighthearted street survey. The unnamed respondent hints at personal preference and nostalgia, reflecting universal appeal of Disney icons.
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Firefighter reaches diversion agreement over band incident
Lawrence firefighter Daniel Clouse, 47, must complete anger management counseling and write an apology letter after a confrontation with Bob Mandell at Free State High School band performance. The case ends with a one year diversion requiring treatment, no further violations, and payment of court costs. Mandell attended the game with hand on heart and says he forgot to remove his hat.
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February jobless picture shows little improvement
Kansas’s unemployment rate edged down to 7.2 percent in February from 7.4 percent in January, with 6.8 percent seasonally adjusted. Government jobs rose slightly while private sector payrolls fell by 6,800, prompting concern from Labor Secretary Karin Brownlee over the imbalance with government growth. Initial claims dropped from 32,089 in January to 16,331 in February. continued claims stood at 234,356, sliding from January and February 2010 levels. Douglas County saw unemployment at 6.5 percent in February, down from January but up from December.
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Lawrence burglary steals $14105 in valuables
A 23 year old Lawrence woman reports her apartment in the 1300 block of W 24th St burglarized between March 15 and March 18. Items stolen include a ruby ring and a diamond ring valued at 5000 each, two televisions, DVDs and a laptop.
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Journal-World police report policy notes
The Journal-World outlines its policy on printed police reports. It skips minor burglaries under one thousand dollars and avoids naming victims unless necessary. Suspects are named only after formal charges, and only major injuries are disclosed in assault cases.
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Births in Valley Falls and Lawrence Record
Greta and Tyson Funk of Valley Falls announce a boy born Thursday. Jake and Nicole Garber of Lawrence announce a boy born Thursday.
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Gas prices dip to $3.39 at multiple stations
The Journal-World reports gas prices as low as 3.39 at several stations and invites readers to call 832-7154 with lower finds. A corrections note clarifies that Bridge Haven Memory Care Residence now operates the VNA Care Cottage under a lease, with VNA retaining ownership. donations to the cottage aid hospice residents. Bridge Haven Cottage serves individuals in early dementia or Alzheimer’s requiring hospice care and other assistance.
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EU and Schneider partner on green tech center
The wind turbines and solar panels are producing and data show energy use. An ETCI liaison will ensure communications among energy sources. Westar smart meters will link to the smart grid for detailed usage data as EU Schneider collaboration aims to attract more partners. Christine Metz is the reporter.
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Petition Drives Push Peck to Resign Across Nation
The comment sparked national uproar and a two sentence apology from Peck calling it regrettable. Several groups including Presente.org push for resignation with over 50 000 signers and will deliver petitions to Governor Brownback.
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Wichita Metro American GI Forum
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Habitacular Hoopla fundraiser supports Habitat for Humanity
The first Habitacular Hoopla raises funds for Habitat for Humanity at 7 p.m. on April 2 at Crown Automotive in Des Moines. Tickets cost 10 dollars and include dinner, a cash bar, live music, and access to live and silent auctions with items such as a Kansas University basketball signed by Bill Self, a Le Creuset teapot, a pearl necklace from Kizer Cummings Jewelers, a Kindle, a grill, Sporting KC tickets, and more. final four games will be shown during the event. Tickets available at the Habitat office or Habitat ReStore or by phone.
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Bill Self
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