18 Oct 2008
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2008
Page
1
A musical performance at First Presbyterian Church raises funds for El Papaturro in El Salvador, a community linked with Lawrence for about 15 years. The event aims to support village needs and highlight the ongoing connection.
Sharon Burns-Bohms celebrates a half century as a hairdresser in Eudora, evolving with trends while serving both new and longtime clients from her home-based salon.
Darlene Finley, 48, an independent from Ossineke, Mich., says it would be nerve racking to have McCain in the White House. She warns against rushing into war and criticizes the candidate’s quickness. This comment appears on Page 7A.
A Lawrence woman faces losing her home to foreclosure. This Sunday we publish her story detailing the financial pressures, lender actions, and potential paths to saving the residence.
Kansas University fans packed Allen Fieldhouse for Late Night in the Phog as the women’s and men’s basketball teams opened practice. A new championship banner was unveiled as Kris Cannon and others reflected on past titles. Players staged skits and dances while fans welcomed a rebuilding season with many newcomers.
Lawrence officials weigh a letter of intent between the city and KU transit systems. The August draft promised a full merger by July 2009, but the new agreement drops that deadline and accepts enhanced coordination. Even with separate systems, riders could access a shared route map, identical fares, and cross-transfer passes.
As the economy slows, diners flock to value deals at fast food chains. Subway sells a foot-long for 5 dollars, wraps drop under 1.50 at Burger King and KFC, Taco Bell hawks 89 cent and 79 cent items. Two Egg McMuffins sell for 3 dollars. NPD Group notes rising traffic, up 1.5 percent in the three months ending August.
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