Towing spurs ire at Panera area shopping center
A center manager authorized towing of vehicles parking illegally in Louisiana Purchase spaces near Panera Bread, provoking customer anger and harming relations with neighboring businesses. The plan failed to warn future patrons and lacked clear signage, suggesting better, less punitive parking solutions.
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Louisiana Purchase Center
Louisiana Purchase Shopping Center
23Rd
Louisiana Streets
Panera Bread Co
Louisiana Purchase
Election Posture Faces U S Enemies and Europe Rising
The text argues the election emboldened U S enemies who seek prolonged war and a weakened United States. It cites al Qaida in Iraq figures, warns of intensified jihad, and predicts the Iraq Study Group’s recommendations. It laments Europe’s denial, cites MIS head Manningham-Buller on plots and radicalization, and fears Western capitulation to terrorism and demands to withdraw support for Israel.
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America
U.S
al- Qaida
Iraq
Abu Hamza al- Muhajir
White House
Baker Boys
George H.W. Bush
Israel
Europe
MIS
Eliza Manningham-Buller
Britain
al-Qaida
Pakistan
Tony Blair
Bush
Paris
Vietnam
Syria
Tran
Blair
Old Home Town Drives Past Lawrence Fund Goal
Lawrence United Fund workers and officials cheered as the drive exceeded its $348,297 target by over $2,000 before the deadline. Drive chairman Pete Whitenight called it a proud moment for the community. Frank Strong, chancellor of Kansas University, estimated next biennial needs above $500,000 with $150,000 for an engineering building and $50,000 for a mining annex plus 12 new professors and higher salaries for current faculty. An extra $100,000 is sought for future building needs.
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Drive
Pete Whitenight
Lawrence Daily World
Frank Strong
Kansas University
Lawrence School
Bush Olmert cooperate to counter Middle East extremism
Jackson Diehl argues a bold, joint US Israel plan could reenergize moderates. Olmert might pursue a Palestinian unity government, restore tax funds, release prisoners, and discuss a West Bank pullback while exploring talks with Syria to pivot away from Iran and Syria.
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Bush
Iraq
Olmert
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Syria
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Lebanon
Hezbollah
Ariel Sharon
Gaza
Mahmoud Abbas
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Ian
Bashar al-Assad
Tehran
Assad
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Golan Heights
Bashar Assad
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Bill Snead
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Kan
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Ralph Gage
Cal Thomas CalThomas
Tribune.com
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Bush, Olmert
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