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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 2010
Page
1
Kansas football coach Turner Gill spoke at his introductory press conference and set Beat Missouri as the second priority on his list highlighting the significance of this Saturday's Border War. The page 1B note emphasizes the rivalry's importance for KU.
U S Rep Dennis Moore will donate boxes of schedules photos and other documents to Kansas University's Spencer Research Library to provide context for his career in Congress. Kansas unemployment eased to 6.4 percent in October from 6.7 percent in September as private sector growth persists. Safe Kids Kansas urges kitchen hazard checks and vigilant supervision during holiday cooking season.
Janet and John Hutchingson invite international students to Thanksgiving at their Lawrence home. They started hosting after a 1954 request from KU and now participate in programs like the Betty Grimwood Thanksgiving Homestay. This year three students are staying, including Mohammad Alkuwari from Qatar, solidifying long term friendships.
Kansas on Monday ordered removal of caffeinated alcoholic drinks including Four Loko Four Maxed Joose and Max from shelves. ABC director Tom Groneman cited FDA safety concerns and revoked prior approvals, requiring unsold stock returned by a set deadline.
Lawrence plans an in house GIS program to show which streets are plowed or treated. The test mode aims to launch this winter if reliability is good. The city will use color coded updates based on driver reports rather than real time GPS.
The piece notes routine electric bills for public street lights across Kansas and highlights concerns that Westar Energy may overcharge, with critics arguing the overcharges amount to pennies daily though pervasive. The article urges readers to see WESTAR on page 4A.
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