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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2012
Page
1
The East Hill Singers, an inmate choir from Lansing Correctional Facility, perform at First United Methodist Church. Critics note statistics showing reduced recidivism among participants after release, highlighting rehabilitation through music.
Wally Mechler, a Lawrence counselor, says AA offers a comprehensive therapy that clients do not pay $110 hourly for. AA members and local professionals hosted Saturday discussions on how 12-step programs aid those battling drugs and alcohol.
RULERS of the RANGE FROM LEFT, GENE MATILE a bison caretaker at the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve Kristen Hase chief of natural resources for the Flint Hills park and Matile's wife Paula a conservation specialist for The Nature Conservancy observe the herd of 22 bison near Strong City A project to bring the bison to the Flint Hills is a partnership between The Nature Conservancy and the National Park Service.
A 1,400-pound bull bison eyes visitors from a steady head as tension grows. The animal marches toward the group, prompting visitors to lock doors and step back. Ranch manager Gene Mauile notes the herd has no human boss, a point visitors quickly observe as the bull asserts his pace.
Gov. Sam Brownback’s tax cuts draw sharp debate as Democrats warn it will slash state services while Brownback’s team insists the budget remains manageable. Brownback vows to keep K-12 and essential services funded. Revenue projections show receipts fall from 6.4B to 6.17B and then to 5.46B in the next year.
Kansas officials ban nearly 1,800 word and number combinations for license plates. A Journal-World list shows common sexual references and drug slang are disallowed, with examples like OUTALUK and BITEMEE. The rules aim to curb vulgarity on plates across the state.
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