Thanksgiving Break Shapes Jayhawks Roster Plans
Jayhawks stay in Lawrence or host relatives as Thanksgiving falls. Monica Engelman focuses on three consecutive basketball games with practice Friday, while others work on projects and aero space design tasks.
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Surviving Open Heart Surgeries Brings Thanksgiving Blessings
In Tonganoxie Tammy Kissinger and Terylan Walker celebrate renewed health after open heart surgeries for their sons Clinton and brother. Clinton, 19, learned of a heart hole from an echocardiogram after chest pains and fatigue, underwent major surgery, spent weeks recovering at home, and returned to hunting and activity. The family thanks medical advances and faith for their recovery.
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Cold turkey day at LJWorld social channels
Readers join LJWorld on Facebook and Twitter for a cold turkey day event and updates from the Kansas publication.
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Charges filed in fatality near Lawrence
Douglas County prosecutors charged 23 year old Zachary Tyler Harrison with involuntary manslaughter while driving under the influence and nine counts total after a 3 40 am crash on US Highway 24 59 north of Lawrence killed a 21 year old man from Lincoln Nebraska and injured three others. Harrison, originally from Hutchinson and stationed at Little Rock Air Force Base, appeared in court as bond was set at 175000. Authorities say a pickup was stolen from a KU campus carrier before the collision.
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Kansas Higher Education Funds Battle Intensifies
The fight over funding for higher education in Kansas grows more heated as lawmakers debate allocations and future support. Officials from state universities pressure for restored or expanded budgets ahead of Friday sessions.
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Gun bill returning this session
State Rep. Forrest Knox reintroduces a bill to allow concealed guns in public buildings including Kansas University facilities. The measure would permit licensed carriers into state or city buildings unless security like electric scanners prevents entry. Knox argues security is necessary to allow individuals to defend themselves.
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