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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2011
Page
1
KU's Blue and White squads showcased a potent offense in a spring game at Memorial Stadium drawing about 6,000 fans. The preview hinted at strong skill position play and depth as the team prepares for the fall season.
House Democratic Leader Rep. Tom Burroughs of Kansas City criticizes Kansas House Republicans for advancing to the Senate new regulations on sexually oriented businesses, warning of limited days left in the session and the risk of bills that kill jobs and affect budgets.
Lawrence depot worker prepares the station for the midnight train arrival. The quiet local scene hinges on the routine night shift keeping the rail line active and punctual.
August Bonecutter faced job loss, homelessness, and family crises in 2008. Assisted by Family Promise, she and her children found shelter in rotating rooms across 13 Lawrence churches, with meals and support to regain stability. The faith based program houses up to four families at a time and helps them secure long term housing and work.
The Journal-World reports a Lawrence Board of Realtors database for 2010 shows homes often had tax values higher than their selling prices. The analysis highlights how assessed values can exceed actual transaction prices, echoing consumer tax concerns and property valuation practices in the city.
KU student Briana Arensberg survived a cross median crash on K-10 near Eudora while a trailer came loose from an eastbound vehicle. Gov Brownback urged KDOT to study cable median barriers and widen shoulders to reduce cross median crashes after two deaths in April and a January incident near De Soto. Local leaders and residents on Facebook pressed officials to install cable barriers to prevent vehicles from crossing into oncoming traffic.
KU professor Paul Selden led researchers who describe Nephila jurassica from Inner Mongolia as about 165 million years old with a leg span near six inches. The fossil links to several living orb weavers, illustrating a living fossil puzzle from 165 million years ago.
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