Study Links Binge Drinking to Driving After Drinking
ATLANTA AP One in ten binge drinkers drove within two hours of their last heavy drinking session. Half of those drivers left a bar or restaurant after seven or more drinks, with ten or more drinks for a quarter. CDC researchers urge stricter service controls to curb alcohol impaired driving.
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Atlanta
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Timothy Naimi
CDC
American Journal of Preventive Medicine
Chef Brings Culinary Journeys to Eldridge Home
After cooking for two presidents and many culinary adventures, the chef now sets roots at the Eldridge residence this Wednesday. The move marks the latest chapter in a storied career highlighting refined technique and public-facing kitchen showcases.
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Eldridge
Almanac predicts bitter cold for central U S this winter
Farmers' Almanac 2010 edition forecasts a frigid midsection from the Rockies to the Appalachians with heavy snow, while the East and West coasts see milder conditions. Northeast faces cool snowy weather, Great Lakes very cold and dry, Northwest cool with average precipitation, Southwest mild, Southeast mild and dry. NOAA anticipates warmer winter due to El Niño. Almanac circulation about 3.5 million.
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Lewiston, Maine
Farmers’ Almanac
Almanac
Rocky Mountains
Appalachians
Sandi Duncan
Publica
Tion
Great Lakes States
North Central States
Northwest
National Weather Service
Pacific Ocean
Mike Halpert
Noaa Climate Prediction Center
Camp Springs
Halpert
The
Weather Service
New Hampshire
KU objects to crimson blue Bud Light Fan Cans
Kansas University officials protested Anheuser-Busch InBev Bud Light Fan Cans colored for universities. KU wrote to the company about three weeks ago asking to stop the cans in Lawrence citing concerns about appealing to underage drinkers and confusion over university involvement while the school weighs local actions.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Anheuser-Busch InBev
Jim Marchiong
Anheuser
Marchiong
Anheuser-Busch
23rd Street to be torn up for repaving
Topeka crews will tear up 1.2 miles of 23rd Street from Quidahl Road to Barker Avenue replacing pavement with 5000 tons of fresh asphaltic concrete. Bettis Asphalt & Construction bid the $556,399 project, slated to start mid September and finish by mid November, weather permitting. City officials expect quick work between two Kansas University home games.
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Topeka
23Rd Street
Bettis Asphalt & Construction
Lawrence Street
23Rd
Quidahl Road
Barker Avenue
Lawrence City
Chuck Soules
Kansas University
Southern Mississippi
Iowa State
Dave Cronin
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