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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 2011

Page

3

Record Poverty and Uninsured Rise in Census Report

Census Bureau findings show 46.2 million Americans live in poverty, about 1 in 6, reflecting the recession’s impact. Some 49.9 million lack health insurance, the highest in over two decades, with unemployment above 9 percent entering an election year under President Barack Obama.

Census Bureau U.S Barack Obama

CIA probes NYPD ties in Muslim community surveillance

The CIA inspector general is examining whether the agency violated law by aiding the New York Police Department in intelligence programs monitoring life in Muslim communities. Separately, top intelligence official James Clapper called CIA city-police collaboration a poor optic but said the agency will address it.

CIA New York Associated Press U.S James Clapper

Taliban attack targets Kabul embassies and NATO HQ

Insurgent teams fired rockets and automatic weapons at the U S Embassy and NATO headquarters in central Kabul as foreigners sought cover. Seven Afghans were killed and 15 wounded in daylight strikes amid withdrawal of U S and allied troops. The Taliban claimed the assault, with police later suggesting Haqqani network ties.

U.S NATO Taliban Kabul Haqqani Network

Iran says hikers could be freed soon in push for image boost

Iran's president predicted two Americans arrested near the Iraq Iran border could be freed in a couple of days after a court set bail at 500000 dollars each on espionage related charges. The timing aligns with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's New York visit for the U N General Assembly. Hillary Clinton said the United States is encouraged by the comments and hopes for a positive outcome.

Iran Iraq-Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad New York U.N. General Assembly Washington Hillary Rodham Clinton United States Ahmadinejad Shane Bauer Josh Fattal Clinton State Department

Chicago study links young driver laws to fatal crashes

A nationwide study finds strong license requirements cut fatal crashes among 16-year-olds but raise deadly crashes among 18-year-olds. Many states require supervised driving before full licenses, yet most rules stop before age 18. The analysis covers 1986 to 2007 crashes involving 16 to 19 year olds.

Lawrence board pitches fee based rec center idea

Lawrence Parks and Recreation Advisory Board on Tuesday discussed making a northwest rec center plan more palatable by requiring adult users to buy a membership for access to the gym and track. City leaders must weigh affordability and funding as commissioners prepare for a study session on the project and overall parks spending.

ST Lawrence Board Rec West Lawrence Recreation Center Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Northwest Lawrence Recreation Center City Commission David Corliss Walmart Sixth Street Wakarusa Drive Foundation of Kansas University Bill Self

Red Dog wears red stilettos for Willow calendar shoot

Lawrence workout guru Don Gardner known as Red Dog strutted in red high heels at KU Memorial Stadium during the Dog Days workout to promote the 2012 Red Shoe calendar benefiting the Willow Domestic Violence Center. His wife Ellen Young joined him along with Ryan Wedel. calendar release targets mid November for Christmas release.

Nick Krug Journal-World Photo Gardner Beverly Kansas University Memorial Stadium Lawrence Willow Domestic Violence Center Don Gardner Red Dog Willow Center Ellen Young Ryan Wedel Cathie Rodkey Willow Center Board

Kan-ed cuts services amid debate over future viability

Kansas state broadband network Kan-ed has slashed services for schools hospitals and libraries amid a legislative review. LiveTut or online tutoring was terminated July 1 and other research and hospital emergency services were cut by half. Kan-ed officials defend the value while lawmakers question the program’s original intent and funding model as it was meant to supply Internet and intranet access for distance learning.

Topeka Jerry Huff Peggy Mast R-Emporia

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