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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2011
Page
1
The Big 12 welcomed West Virginia from the Big East on Friday and said it will have 10 schools for the 2012 13 season. Missouri is leaving for the SEC, with completion expected any day. The report notes improved safety in Afghanistan over a decade since 9 11.
Ronni Litz Julien a Miami nutritionist with overweight and obese patients argues Halloween can be enjoyed without harsh limits. She suggests practical healthier options and mindful portions that keep the spirit of the holiday intact for little devils and witches.
Coming Sunday we profile a Topeka man exonerated after years in prison for a rape conviction that was overturned. The feature highlights his time behind bars and the journey to exoneration.
Lawrence Police Chief Tarik Khatib tours the evidence storage area at the Judicial and Law Enforcement Center noting cramped conditions and multi-site storage. He highlights space constraints as a driver for proposing a purpose built facility to house the entire department, with current space issues at the former Morton's Building Materials site and split operations across downtown and west Lawrence.
Army Spec. Janna Johnson carried the crimson and blue Jayhawk flag through eight months in Afghanistan. The flag traveled from Parsons to Des Moines to Camp Shelby then up a detainee center flagpole, symbolizing unit pride. Johnson presented it to her KU loving stepmother back at home, and the framed flag now hangs at Pizza's Restaurant in Parsons.
Ottawa is set to air Extreme Makeover Home Edition at 7 p m Friday on ABC. The two hour program follows a two day build for Staff Sgt Allen Hill his wife and two sons with special accommodations and sound proofing for his PT
Retired Douglas County Sheriff’s Officer Ken Fangohr attended the third annual Career Connection event at Pinnacle Career Institute seeking a second career. Attendees, many older workers, received tips on interviewing and resumes as Tracy Bedell noted the job landscape has changed and reemployment can feel daunting amid a tight market.
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