Monarch Watch open house draws crowds at KU
A steady stream of visitors attended Kansas University's Monarch Watch open house on Saturday. Holly Flitcraft of Lawrence poses with a monarch butterfly as workers tag and release a butterfly during the event. See full story on page 2B.
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Community Drop-In Center Seeks Bus Tickets Donations
The Community Drop-In Center in Lawrence requests donations to fund bus tickets for the poor and homeless seeking jobs, as well as help with identification papers and sack lunches. This year the center issued 510 bus tickets, 31 identifications, 584 lunches, and 12 gas vouchers.
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Tami Clark
10Th St
Grant funds KU public administration master program
The U S Housing and Urban Development department awarded Kansas University 150000 to aid targeted students enrolling in the master of public administration program as part of 19 grants totaling 3 million to support low income and minority graduate students in community planning and development over the next two years. The Community Development Work Study Program will cover about 95 students tuition travel and books and place them with partnerships including the Lawrence Douglas County Housing Authority United Way of Wyandotte County and the Housing and Economic Development Financial Corp Kansas City Mo.
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Pump Patrol Finds Gas Prices Dropping in Lawrence
The Journal-World reports Pump Patrol notes gas prices as low as $1.59 at two stations in the Lawrence area Citgo at 2005 W Ninth St and Zarco 66 No 3 at 900 Iowa If you spot a lower price call Pump Patrol at 832-7154.
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Multistate summit to address Missouri River management
Kansas and several states plan to attend a September summit hosted by South Dakota Governor Mike Rounds at Dakota Dunes on river issues. Key participants include Joe Harkins and David Pope representing Kansas, with U S Army Corps of Engineers officials and governors from eight basin states invited. The dispute centers on federal management and water releases from Milford Tuttle Lake Lake Perry to aid barge traffic, with Kansas threatening possible litigation to keep water in state and protect fishing and upstream interests.
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Joe Harkins
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David Pope
Division of Water Resources
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Missouri River
Nebraska
Iowa
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Band Day marchers pick KU or K State in Lawrence parade
Norwich High School Band Day participants join a downtown parade for KU's 56th annual event. Director Cheryl McClaren lets students choose between Kansas University and Kansas State University due to family ties. Some students prefer KU while others want to end the heat of the uniforms. Norwich band travels the farthest among 36 high school groups with local memories of last year’s weather.
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Cheryl McClaren
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Lawrence
McClaren
Wichita State
Kansas State
K-State
Ryan McComber
Theresa Boydston
Norwich
Tom Stidham
Stidham
Popu
Richard Gwin
Journal-World Photos
Heather Melchoir
Tonganoxie
Memorial Stadium
Tailgate clash as Kansas-Nevada fans show rival styles
At Memorial Stadium pregame tailgating showcased two camps the Russell-Howarter group and the Stover-Hill duo. Lawrence booster John Stover turned his vehicle into a mobile restaurant with a prize winning grill menu of shrimp salmon brisket fried chicken and sides. Jayhawk flags hats and forks highlighted the scene as fans enjoyed food and drink before the KU versus UNLV showdown.
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Las Vegas
Memorial Stadium
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John Stover
Lawrence
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Justin Hill
Kathy Stover
Jayhawk
Scott McClurg
Journal-World Photo
Nathan Herries
Monica McAferty
Monica
Steve McAferty
McLouth
Lifelong activist Ben Zimmerman dies at 85 in California
Former KU social welfare associate professor Ben Zimmerman of Lawrence, a prominent activist for justice and equality, died in Venice, California at age 85. He helped found groups such as Simply Equal and the Day Care Coalition, served on NAACP and League of Women Voters boards, led the 1990s effort to add sexual orientation protections to Lawrence’s anti discrimination ordinance, and later supported gender identity protections for district employees.
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Lynne Green
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City of Lawrence
Kansas University
Lawrence
Venice
Calif
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Green
Douglas County
Lawrence Alliance
Freedom Coalition
Aids Project
Simply Equal
Lawrence-Topeka
P-Flag
NAACP
League of Women Voters
Syracuse
Kansas
Mike Silverman
Silverman
Lawrence School Board
Obituary Notice for Mr. Zimmerman on Page 3B
Staff writer Tim Carpenter notes contact at 832-7355. The obituary for Mr. Zimmerman appears on page 3B, indicating a tribute and biographical details for the deceased.
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