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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2012
Page
1
A fragment expresses a longing for American freedom and the sense that people can act freely. It contrasts idealized liberty with everyday life, hinting at aspirations and the universal pull of opportunity.
Former Kansas University thrower Egor Agafonov, now in Russia, reflected on his record setting track career at KU and his induction to the Kansas Athletics Hall of Fame. He aims to relocate his family to Kansas but cites bureaucratic hurdles and complex procedures as obstacles to fulfilling his American dream.
Scott Rothschild reports that nearly 4,600 Kansans signed a "We the People" petition calling for Kansas to secede from the United States. Legal limits aside, experts note secession is unconstitutional. Kansas leaders mock or downplay the effort while noting the national debate sparked by Obama’s re election.
Kan sas University volleyball middle blocker Taylor Telefree grew up in Lawrence and spoke to city commissioners Tuesday night as they advanced toward a 25 million recreation center and youth fieldhouse in northwest Lawrence. About 35 student athletes and community members testified that existing indoor spaces are lacking, and officials indicated the project could become a substantial community asset and investment.
KU Hospital reports 2012 fiscal year revenue of $1.06 billion, up 22.2 percent from the prior year aided by the Kansas City Cancer Center merger completed in June 2011. Capital expenditures totaled $117.1 million, down about $24 million from the year before as the KU Hospital Authority board met.
Lawrence economic development leaders are recruiting a community college to set up a branch campus in the county. The effort targets expanding higher education access and local workforce training opportunities.
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