27 May 2011
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2011
Page
1
A readable fragment notes a Korean War Memorial located on Memorial Drive at the University of Kansas campus. The entry mentions the site’s dedication area and its placement within KU grounds, inviting visitors to reflect on veterans' service.
Memorials across Douglas County honor service members from Bleeding Kansas to World War II. Judy Billings praises community recognition, while Vietnam veteran Jerry Karr notes local history with Black Jack, Quantrill’s Raid, and many residents who served. See MEMORIALS, page 2A for more.
Federal inspectors flagged Wolf Creek in Kansas for tornado vulnerability noting emergency equipment and storage sites might not withstand a twister. NRC verified the plant still meets post 9/11 safety requirements, despite findings. Operators plan corrective steps as scrutiny continues amid broader safety concerns.
Arrangements announce a graduation ceremony for Veritas Christian School this Saturday. Attendees are invited to celebrate the graduates and observe a formal program marking the school's commencement.
Gov. Sam Brownback signed a bill critics say harms women impregnated after rape. Opponents blasted House sponsor Rep. Pete DeGraaf for debate remarks they call trivializing rape. NOW lobbyist Amber Versola urged an end to the attack on women’s rights as the measure drew backlash.
Residents along Sixth Street near Pinckney School worry about a dark, fetid pedestrian tunnel. Thomas Huang notes standing water and urine odor while graffiti mars the walls, creating a bleak daily passage for children crossing to school.
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