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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2001
Page
1
Public farewell marks the end of Mister Rogers Neighborhood as he signs off on PBS. The event caps decades of programming and a lasting cultural impact.
Susan MacManus of the University of South Florida warns that the gubernatorial contest in Florida between Jeb Bush and Janet Reno could make the Super Bowl look like a preseason game. The quote frames the high stakes in the political matchup.
State Sen. David Adkins said Lawrence may move entirely to the 2nd District or be split with the 3rd as lawmakers redraw congressional boundaries after the 2000 census. The plan aims to balance population across Kansas four districts and precede a Legislature vote in 2002.
On Kansas University game days Shelley Horowitz charges fans $10 to park in her parents 1015 Miss street lot near Memorial Stadium. A holdover from the 1960s, she says the work is half about money and half about meeting people, as KU faces Southwest Missouri State in the 6 p.m. opener. Her sister first got her into it, and she remains at it for the social bonus and the steady routine.
Kansas University officials announced Thursday they will allow alcohol consumption at football tail gate parties for the first time in 10 years. Kansas State University police Capt. Robert Mellgren cautioned that Lawrence counterparts may face trouble, noting drinking occurs at Wildcat games though he is not naive about it.
U.S. auditors report Social Security paid about 31 million dollars through last year to people listed as dead in the agency files. Among the cases, a woman who died in 1993 received checks into 2000. 11.5 million in improper payments tied to dead beneficiaries identified, with roughly 6.1 million recovered or to be. Eight face criminal charges. many involve joint accounts and cashed checks.
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