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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2010
Page
1
The Lawrence community launches its first Trick or Treat for America's Toothfairy fundraiser to collect change for the Douglas County Dental Clinic aiding uninsured and low income residents.
Employers consider ending job based health insurance as corporate analysts run numbers for potential changes. The discussion signals possible shifts in how health coverage is provided to workers, though experts caution near term impacts remain uncertain.
The Kansas City Chiefs stunned the Jacksonville Jaguars with a 42-20 victory in the fourth quarter. The win improves the Chiefs to 4-2 on the season, showcasing a dominant late surge and strong offensive finish.
BTIG Research analyst Rich Greenfield argues that viewers must realize nothing is free anymore as broadcasters push to end free TV shows on the Web. This reflects industry resistance to free distribution and price shifts in digital content.
Topeka residents attend a public meeting today about a proposed coal fired electric plant in western Kansas. Officials from the project outline potential impacts and answer community questions during the session.
Eight Douglas County farmers use USDA grants to erect unheated greenhouses or high tunnels that protect crops with plastic arches. The setup stretches seasons for beans, greens, strawberries, and tomatoes, aiding local markets and organic growers.
The final public hearing on Sunflower Electric Power Corp plan for an 895–megawatt coal plant in western Kansas is held today. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment will hear from supporters and opponents at the Capitol Plaza in Topeka, three years after the initial denial that sparked statewide debate.
The EPA and DOT propose first ever fuel economy rules for medium and heavy duty trucks for 2014 to 2018. They seek about a 10 to 20 percent cut in fuel use and emissions, with long haul tractor trailers and work vehicles covered.
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