Lawrence wife receives posthumous WWII medals for husband
The Army awarded 1st lieutenant Dale Lingelbach the Bronze Star and World War II Victory Medal posthumously to his widow Scottie Lingelbach at a ceremony at the Dole Institute of Politics. Lingelbach, who died in 1967 from skin cancer after being wounded near St Lo on July 20, 1944, landed at Utah Beach shortly after D-Day and is noted by Col Tim Reese for his role in the European theater. The event included Fort Leavenworth, KU ROTC cadets and veterans, with praise from Capt Aaron Cornett and participation by Lingelbach’s KU graduate family. He is also highlighted in Tom Brokaw’s The Greatest Generation.
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Obama trip to India said to cost 200 million a day
Reported by Indian officials and spread by Drudge Report claims Obama’s India visit would cost 200 million dollars daily and involve 3000 staff, plus 34 warships. White House and Pentagon dismiss the figure as greatly exaggerated and absurd.
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Dillons to raze 1960s store for new Mass Street market
Kroger plans to replace the 1740 Mass Street Dillons with a cutting edge 10,000 square foot larger store by end of 2011. The model store will feature indoor outdoor dining with WiFi Starbucks Chinese deli sushi bar a grill organic foods expanded pharmacy bike parking and a drive through. Current workers will be offered positions in other Lawrence Dillons.
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Wind Energy Clash in Kansas Flint Hills Symposium
Speeches at the University of Kansas symposium on Preservation and Innovation examine the Flint Hills in Kansas as a wind energy site near transmission lines yet home to tallgrass prairie and declining bird populations. Robert Righter argues turbines will proceed elsewhere if communities resist.
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Bedbug Registry Goes Online Across the United States
A new online registry tracks bedbug sightings nationwide, detailing locations where infestations have been reported and offering guidance for residents and authorities on prevention and response. The service aims to map spread and assist affected communities with timely information.
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