Motorcyclist killed in crash on Iowa Street
A motorcyclist died in a rush hour crash with a southbound van near Iowa Street and University Drive in Lawrence. Investigators say the rider, northbound, veered into oncoming lanes and was struck. Iowa Street remained closed from 15th to Stratford until about 11 p.m. as police investigated the scene.
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Blood shortage worsened by hurricane and summer slowdown
The American Red Cross and Community Blood Center say Kansas donations fall in summer and Hurricane Irene worsened the shortfall. Agencies have sent blood to the East Coast and urge local donors to help. A Red Cross official notes that even amid disasters, donations are vital to maintain a nationwide supply.
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Blood drives planned in Lawrence clinics and centers
Local drives in Lawrence run at Lawrence Public Library, Lawrence Memorial Hospital, and Crown Automotive from Sept 7 to Sept 9, with times for each venue. Red Cross also holds Sept 8 events at First Christian Church. To donate you must be 16 or older, weigh at least 115 pounds, and be in good health.
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Blood donations dip as driver shortages hit supply
Health reporter Karrey Britt notes blood centers face daily shortfalls. The Community Blood Center must collect at least 580 pints daily to serve the area, with about 15 percent from high school students and only 40 percent of the population capable of donating. One donation can aid two patients while nationwide needs run about 44,000 daily.
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Lawsuit alleges trademark infringement by Purple Heart nonprofit
A Tonganoxie based nonprofit, the Purple Heart Veterans Foundation, is sued in federal court by the Military Order of the Purple Heart for trademark infringement. The suit, filed Friday in U S District Court, contends repeated use of the Purple Heart mark misleads consumers by using confusingly similar names and logos. The Journal World notes this follows a broader probe into the charity.
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Pratt SRS office to stay open with city rent support
Pratt city leaders will cover the state's portion of rent for the SRS office in Pratt for the next two years. The annual rent is 59,827 dollars, matching a similar deal in Lawrence. The agreement preserves the south-central Kansas office and follows a previous arrangement with Lawrence and Douglas County.
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Today's Forecast: hot and sunny with record highs
The forecast calls for clear skies and abundant sunshine with a high near 100 degrees and a low around 73. Outdoor plans should plan for extreme heat, with hydration and sun protection advised.
Kan sas University Football Season Opener Preview
A college gridiron note states Kansas University begins its football season Saturday with an expected readiness push. The caller asks if fans are prepared for kickoff and new campaign. no scores or opponents are provided.
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