November history notes from 1982 event and earlier milestones
A history summary recounts the Vietnam Veterans Memorial dedication on November 13 1982 in Washington DC the Continental Army capturing Montreal in 1775 Benjamin Franklin letter quote referring to certainty of death and taxes the 1927 Holland Tunnel opening the 1937 NBC Symphony debut the 1942 draft age change and the 1956 Supreme Court ruling on desegregation and the 1977 end of Li Lil Abner run.
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World in Brief and Pigeon Ban Complications
Pope Benedict XVI plans a five day U S visit meeting President Bush in Washington and addressing the UN in New York with Masses at Nationals Stadium and Yankee Stadium and a World Trade Center site visit for solidarity. A pigeon feeding ban in New York could impose 1000 dollar fines to curb droppings harming infrastructure. Investigators seek clarity on a Casco Busan oil spill after a ship pilot reported only touching the Bay Bridge during a 58 000 gallon fuel spill. Prime Minister Gordon Brown emphasizes US ties and sanctions on Iran while signaling troop reductions in Iraq and defending the special relationship.
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Hidden costs of wars double price in Iraq and Afghanistan
A congressional study estimates the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts have cost the United States about 1.5 trillion dollars so far, nearly double the White House figure through 2008. It notes higher oil prices, veteran care, interest on borrowed funds, and disrupted business activity as major hidden costs.
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Security gains tested as Iraq troop drawdown begins
The United States starts reducing its surge by 30,000 troops in Iraq, diminishing to 140,000 145,000 by July. Diyala Province's 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, heads home, with other brigades replacing its role. Officials cite improved security but warn gains depend on political reconciliation and Iraqi security forces bearing more responsibility.
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Journal-World contact numbers and emails for news tips
Local and department contact lines for the Journal-World in Lawrence Kansas are listed with phone numbers for City government County government Kansas University Lawrence schools Business Sports Arts and entertainment obituaries letters to the editor and photo reprints plus an outside Lawrence toll free option and an email/feedback web form for story ideas.
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Contact and staff directory for The World newspaper
Editorial staff and departments listed with names titles and phone numbers. Includes editors Dennis Anderson Caroline Trowbridge Ann Gardner Tom Keegan Mindie Paget Jon Niccum Mark Fagan 6News contact Cody Howard Mediaphormedia Joel Mathis and other staff, plus subscription and delivery lines with hours and redelivery guarantee.
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KU football poll asks if undefeated team should be No 1
Readers weigh in on KU football being ranked number one with 11 yes votes and 11 undecided, citing undefeated record and schedule strength as main reasons. A call to vote at www.kjworld.com prompts ongoing participation and results.
Finnish teen linked to Finland shooter online chats
Dillon Cossey, a Philadelphia area teen, talked online with Finnish killer Pekka-Eric Auvinen using the handle sturmgeist89. Prosecutors say Cossey, 14, planned an attack at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, but the plot never occurred and investigators found a rifle at Cossey’s home.
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