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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 2011

Page

3

California ordered to cut prison population

The U S Supreme Court ruled California must drastically reduce its prison population to relieve overcrowding. It calls for a cap of 110000 inmates within two years, requiring about 33000 fewer inmates via transfers or releases under a 5 4 decision.

U.S. Supreme Court California High Court

DNA matches IMF chief in New York sex assault case

Two sources say DNA from Dominique Strauss-Kahn matched material found on a New York hotel maid’s shirt after his arrest. Investigators previously swabbed sinks and carpet in his hotel room, with officers seeking further testing on other items. Strauss-Kahn denies the charges.

International Monetary Fund Dominique Strauss-Kahn Manhattan Associated Press Strauss-Kahn

Pakistan troops retake naval base from militants

Pakistani commandos recaptured a major naval base from Taliban attackers after an 18 hour standoff. The attack raised questions on militant infiltration in security services and the safety of nuclear warheads in a volatile state. The Taliban cited bin Laden’s death as motive in the brazen raid.

Taliban Osama bin Laden U.S bin Laden Abbottabad al-Qaida Pakistan

West Bank Palestine U.N. bid faces U.S. veto risk

President Obama warned no Security Council vote would create a Palestinian state. Palestinians press ahead with a fall bid for U.N. recognition of a state in the West Bank Gaza and east Jerusalem, but a veto could block General Assembly action. The move tests U.N. rules and faces unknown legal ground as Palestinians seek recognition without Council approval.

Barack Obama United Nations U.N West Bank Gaza East Jerusalem Israel Security Council Palestine General Assembly Assembly Council

Obama Opens Europe Trip With Ireland Homecoming

President Barack Obama begins a four nation tour in Europe with a stop in Ireland. He visits Moneygall birthplace of his great-great-great grandfather Falmouth Kearney and greets thousands in Dublin before weathering Icelandic ash disruption and an overnight stay.

Ireland Moneygall Dublin Barack Obama Europe Washington Obama Iceland England Falmouth Kearney United States

Moran urges spending cuts during Lawrence visit

U S Senator Jerry Moran told about 80 attendees at a Lawrence Chamber event the debt ceiling debate must include spending cuts. He warned consequences if action is delayed and framed tax reform as unlikely to cut the deficit without spending reductions. He spoke after touring tornado damage in Reading and noted concerns from Kansans on spending and jobs.

U.S Jerry Moran Lawrence Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Lawrence Public Library Moran Ljworld.com 707 Congress Kansas University Senate House Washington Reading Lyon County Bernadette Gray-Little

Education budget cuts danger to Kansas students’ success

Kansas education officials warn the $100 million cut to schools risks student performance. Gov Brownback and Republicans praise the budget while the Kansas Association of School Boards notes a 232 per pupil base cut to 3780, a 5.8 percent drop from last year and 14 percent below 2008-09, forcing districts to cut staff, close schools and raise fees.

Topera Sam Brownback John Heim Kansas Association of School Boards Brownback Heim

Take Charge Challenge boosts Lawrence lead in CFL swaps

Lawrence residents have switched about 13 500 bulbs to compact fluorescent lights since January, giving Lawrence a lead over Manhattan in the Take Charge Challenge. The event runs through September and offers a $100 000 prize for energy efficiency projects.

Lawrence Manhattan Margaret Tran Kansas Energy Office Take Charge Challenge New Hampshire Art Toureau ES Lighting Cottin Tran

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