Storm unleashes second day of snow rain and winds across U S
A massive storm battered the Midwest and moved into the South and Northeast, with high winds up to 81 mph, tornadoes, and heavy snow. In Yate North Carolina Yolanda Corona and 10 relatives survived after their home was destroyed. Injuries reported nationwide include a Chicago area woman impaled by a falling branch and several people hurt by roof and wind damage.
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Kirchner, Former Argentina President, Dies at 60
Former President Nestor Kirchner died of a heart attack at 60 in Buenos Aires with wife President Cristina Fernandez by his side. The leader who steadied Argentina through crisis and solidified Peronist influence, his death reshapes looming elections and Fernandez’s bid for re election. He had a history of heart trouble, endured surgeries, and campaigned daily to set up another run for president by him or his wife. The Plaza de Mayo filled with mourners as the nation confronted the loss of a defining political figure.
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Argentina
Nestor Kirchner
Cristina Fernandez
Fernandez
Kirchner
Plaza de Mayo
Peron
Eva Peron
Hugo Moyano
Jorge Saenz
National Congress
Arizona law tossed. court upholds voting eligibility challenge
An appeals court panel including former Justice Sandra Day O'Connor ruled that requiring documentary proof of citizenship under Proposition 200 creates an extra barrier to voter registration. The decision supports plaintiffs challenging the Arizona law while supporters push appeals.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Brownback
Kansas
Kobach
Biggs
Secretary of State
Federal
Lights at Lawrence High tennis center stalled by neighbor concerns
Lawrence officials still have 100000 set aside to install lighting for the eight courts behind the Lawrence Virtual School but have not settled key specs. City Manager David Corliss says plans must address neighbors noise language trash and trespassing. School district already funded courts and equipment and aims to install poles while officials review sizing placement and operation scenarios with no timeline.
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Lawrence High School
David Corliss
Jeanne Klein
Centennial Neighborhood Association
Scott Morgan
Lawrence School Board
Morgan
Mark Hecker
Parks and Recreation
Hecker
Corliss
Bleachers Planned for Lawrence High and Free State
Lawrence school board discusses expansion of bleachers at Lawrence High for soccer and baseball with 500 and 300 seat units costing about 60000 dollars. A larger 478000 dollar permanent bleacher plan was proposed previously. Board plans to review options in November and address seating at both campuses.
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Free State
Bob Byers
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