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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 2005

Page

2

KU scores financially from football game at Arrowhead

KU’s move to Arrowhead Stadium yielded a $511000 profit gap between Oklahoma and Missouri games. Oklahoma drew 54109 fans, Missouri 48238 in Lawrence, with higher full price ticket sales and avoided a stadium upgrade surcharge to Memorial Stadium.

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Congress funds SLT to start trafficway funding efforts

Congress provides 1.5 million to kickstart the SLT trafficway, with KDOT officials saying the money enables initial work and potential lawsuits by opponents. Lawrence leaders including Bob Johnson, Lavern Squier, and Senator Roberts frame the move as essential for a life sciences corridor linking KSU to KC.

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Memphis jury orders damages against ex-Salvadoran colonel

A federal jury found former El Salvadoran Army colonel Nicolas Carranza liable for murder and torture during the 1980s civil war and awarded $6 million in damages. Four of five plaintiffs received $500,000 each in compensatory damages and $4 million in punitive damages. A fifth case ended in mistrial. Carranza, living in Memphis since 1985, showed no emotion and plans to appeal.

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