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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2009
Page
1
Oscar winner Hilary Swank trains to fly for the Amelia film, while Kansas University hosts Free Music Mentors, a program giving Lawrence children free music lessons as families face rising costs.
Mustafa Al Waeli, a refugee from Iraq who moved to Louisville, says resettling in America is an agonizing transition shaped by a harsh job market during a recession. The piece notes questions and doubts among new arrivals and mentions KU graduate students exploring a student group in Jayhawk territory.
Tim Swig, owner of Swig Family Dairy in Douglas County, faces a funding crisis as record low milk prices, a slumping economy, and high feed and fuel costs threaten closure. National groups report farmers losing money per gallon while breakeven and profit targets sit well above current prices. Local dairy activity continues with daily milking, calf care, and a family storefront.
Alliance founder Woody Tasch compares derivatives risk to GM crops and urges investing 1 to 5 percent of society’s assets into local food economies. He frames Slow Money as sustainable finance aligned with Slow Food, as retirees seek safer, community based options amid a market downturn. Scott Allegrucci and Hilary Brown are among early adopters seeking alternatives beyond traditional portfolios.
President Obama pledged to end the military ban on openly gay service members during a Human Rights Campaign dinner. He said he will end dont ask dont tell as he sought support at a fundraising event. The remarks tie to his campaign promises and ongoing push for LGBTQ rights.
Gioia Albi, unemployed since January, depends on Facebook for moral support and occasional cash gifts as she and husband struggle with mortgage risk and lingering searches for work. Kendra Heath, facing a shrinking paycheck, uses job sites and Craigslist forums to vent and seek connections.
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