Libya declares liberation as new rulers seek path to elections
Libya's new leaders plan to declare liberation today signaling start of an election timeline after months of fighting that ended Muammar Gaddafi's rule. Questions over his death persist amid leaked images showing him alive and taunted by captors as loyalists resist in Sirte and Bani Walid. The declaration follows a two month advance of revolutionary forces into Tripoli and control over most oil wealth, amid an emerging Arab era.
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Falling satellite ROSAT re-enters atmosphere over Earth
The defunct ROSAT satellite entered the atmosphere early today and pieces may crash to Earth. Up to 30 fragments weighing about 1.87 tons could strike at speeds up to 280 mph as investigators track debris and observe observations worldwide.
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Banks under pressure as debt crisis talks continue
In Brussels finance chiefs pressed big banks to raise billions in capital and take losses on Greek bonds. Leaders vowed a comprehensive plan to save Europe from its debt crisis, aiming for a structural, ambitious, and definitive solution by Wednesday. Sarkozy urged progress as talks extended to broaden Greece financing and strengthen bailout safeguards to shield Italy and Spain.
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Nevada Republicans move caucus to February 4
Nevada Republicans voted to set their presidential caucuses for February 4, ending a tense standoff with other states. The move makes Nevada the West’s first caucus and the fifth contest overall, following Iowa New Hampshire South Carolina and Florida.
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Protesters Ticketed In Lawrence Park Violation Case
Eight Occupy Lawrence protesters were cited before 2 a.m. Saturday for violating city code 15-208 barring park use after 11 30 p m. The tickets carry a mandatory court date of November 15 with potential fines and costs. protests continue nearby as authorities weigh further action.
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Painting the town orange and black Photos by Mike Yoder
Local photographer Mike Yoder captures vivid scenes of a community celebrating in orange and black. LJWorld.com shares a gallery highlighting fans, campus color traditions, and spirited game day energy.
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Make A Difference Day draws 200 plus Lawrence volunteers
Lawrence residents joined Make A Difference Day organized by the United Way Roger Hill Volunteer Center. More than 200 volunteers tackled nine community projects including winterizing gardens boxing books and recycling cans at Woodlawn School and other sites.
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