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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2009
Page
1
Pope Michael, age 50, also known as David Bawden, has preached his own Catholicism from his rural Kansas home near Topeka for two decades. A separate sports brief notes Free State High School defeated Leavenworth 55 to 0.
Bill Quigley of the Center for Constitutional Rights comments on Keith Bardwell, a white justice of the peace in southeastern Louisiana, facing strong backlash for refusing to wed interracial couples due to concerns about their children's futures.
Coming Sunday report outlines Kansas colleges facing pressure to raise student retention and graduation rates. Advocates urge systemic changes, with emphasis on program support, advising, and completion metrics. Institutions, educators, and policymakers weigh strategies to improve outcomes across the state.
Allen Fieldhouse filled with fans Friday night for the start of the basketball season. EU men's and women's teams opened practice and entertained the crowd with skits videos and music in Late Night festivities.
Lawrence residents near the former Don's Steakhouse site plan to oppose a shift of the city homeless shelter. A petition with over 300 signatures targets fencing landscaping lighting and other site concerns while supporters say the new shelter aids homelessness programs. The Lawrence Community Shelter seeks Planning Commission approval on November 16 with possible final permission by December 1.
Lawrence woman Rachel Leek, 20, died from injuries after being struck while biking on 1000 block Tennessee Street in the early hours. She was airlifted to Stormont Vail Regional Health Center in Topeka with life threatening injuries. authorities seek information, no vehicle description available, and no arrests made. Leek worked at Wheat Fields Bakery. police urge tips to Crime Stoppers.
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