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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 2009
Page
1
A Lawrence company plans to ship a patrol aircraft to Kenya to monitor wildlife reserves and support the fight against elephant poaching. In other news, KU routed Emporia State 85 56, showcasing depth and momentum in a Sunday win.
U S Senator Joseph Lieberman chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee asks Congress to decide if the Army Fort Hood shootings last week qualify as a terrorist attack.
The article notes the 20th anniversary of the Berlin Wall opening that allowed East Germans to visit the West, a move that accelerated Germany’s reunification the following year. Page 10B.
Verena Carlo at a Paris divorce fair dismisses some offerings such as laser hair removal and fortune telling. A local group mobilizes in response to any public health emergency highlighted on page 105.
Kansas University researchers turn algae fed on treated sewage into potential biodiesel. Four raceway tanks at Lawrence Wastewater Plant and four more near Lawrence Municipal Airport station house the study, backed by the Transportation Research Institute and DOE funds. ExxonMobil has投 invested heavily in algae biofuels, and EU researchers hope this waste-to-fuel approach may help meet rising energy demand while reducing petroleum reliance.
After a 220 to 215 House approval, health care reform faces a stalled path in the Senate. Democrats hold a House majority but moderates and GOP delay tactics loom. Senate debate will shape a final bill, with differences from the House to be resolved, likely delaying a signature past the New Year holiday.
Schools across Kansas join 36 districts in the Schools for Fair Funding coalition to challenge the Legislature over funding promises. They warn continued cuts will hurt teachers and student achievement, noting nearly 130000 students in the coalition and a history of court-ordered funding plans.
Fifth grader Lizzy Hucker at Roslyn Road Elementary in Barrington Illinois helped push to allow chocolate milk, arguing students dump white milk for chocolate. The Got Milk campaign launches Raise your hand for chocolate milk with ads and a petition site to defend flavored milk in schools. Critics warn of excess sugar and obesity, urging removal of chocolate milk though studies show no calcium shortage when it is removed.
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