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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2011
Page
1
Lawrence native Don Fambrough, a KU football figure as player and coach, died Saturday after a fall. He was 88. Fambrough gained fame for his spirited anti Missouri pep talks to players and staff. Memorial services are pending. Read more on page 1B.
Westar Energy files with the Kansas Corporation Commission for a 91 million rate increase, potentially raising the average residential bill by about 6.50 per month. The move follows a 265 million in rate hikes since 2009 and funds a tree trimming program to reduce outages. The company cites the need to maintain a reliable grid, meet environmental rules, and support employee commitments.
Anthony Kansas commemorates September 11 with Lt. Joe Huber of the New York City Fire Department reading the names at Ground Zero ceremony. Memorial Park on Main Street sits near Wheat Country grain towers as Debbie Mangen sweeps the plaza bricks surrounding three artifacts.
Lawrence school officials discuss adopting the International Baccalaureate program as a magnet option. Board member Rick Ingram supports exploring its fit and cost, suggesting a pilot in one elementary and one middle school to boost rigor, choice, and efficiency.
The message promotes following LJWorld on Facebook and Twitter to stay updated. It mentions two social platforms and invites readers to engage for more information or updates. No dates or events are provided.
A Baldwin City youngster debuts a small enterprise Monday, transforming locally collected recyclables into profit. The feature highlights the young entrepreneur's approach, community impact, and plans to expand the venture.
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