Ian Moore redefines blues icon as singer songwriter
Former blues guitarist Ian Moore shifts to a vocal songwriter role with a new release, while weekend plans appear in the entertainment section. Governor Gloria Timmer, former budget director, dies at 49 in Lawrence after a breast cancer battle. Lawrence High School favors theme costumes over formal wear for homecoming with playful outfits. Mary Gray's Asian art collection parts go to KU Museum in 1999 and 266 pieces will be auctioned this weekend.
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Mary Gray
Walking with a stroller shifts from oddity to norm
In 1993 observers found a man with a stroller drew curious looks, while by today it seems ordinary to see men with babies. The shift marks changing norms in parenting roles and public perception.
Changes Seen in Black County Since Million Man March
Joseph Jones reflects on shifts in Black County over five years since the Million Man March, noting changes in community impact, participation, and local initiatives. He discusses political engagement, economic opportunities, and ongoing efforts to address gaps in education and housing.
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Unty
Gore Bush Debate Draws Criticism Over Texas Records
In Winston-Salem Gore criticized Bush for Texas hate crimes inaction and high uninsured costs, while Bush defended Texas spending and accused Gore of misrepresenting facts. The second 90 minute clash ended with a softer tone and a brief apology from Gore for wrong details.
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al Gore
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KU report faults athletics handling of sexual assault claim
A university study criticizes Kansas University athletics for a slow, weak response to a soccer player's allegation of sexual assault by two football players. Barbara Ballard, author of the five month review, notes a perception reports of sexual assault lead to no disciplinary action. The investigation remains ongoing.
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Deerfield fifth graders help revive Baker Wetlands area
Shannon Dunkle and 90 classmates harvested grass seed and plant stock from the Baker Wetlands to establish a new Deerfield School wetland on district property at 101 Lawrence Ave. Volunteers from Western Resources, the Green Team, assist the effort, describing the project as a small but valuable biological treasure.
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Diplomats Struggle To Curb Mideast Violence Amid Calls For Inquiry
In Jerusalem and Gaza the fighting surged as rioting and crossfire raged near two weeks of bloodshed. At least three Palestinians died from Israeli fire, with six or more clashes reported, while Israel faced attacks on troops and convoys. UN Secretary General Annan led a high level diplomacy push with Barak and Arafat, seeking a cease fire and negotiations restart, amid demands for an international commission of inquiry.
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International Commission of Inquiry
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