Jayhawks Dominate Toledo as Reesing Passes Way
Kansas defeats Toledo behind a high scoring offense led by Todd Reesing who goes 16 of 35 for 313 yards and four touchdowns as KU earns its third straight win. Also notes on 1950s hoop fad becoming a modern fitness trend and a new pet mortuary on East 23rd Street catering to grieving owners.
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Todd Reesing
East 23Rd Street
Monarch tagging event canceled at Baker Wetlands
Monarch Watch director Chip Taylor said the Saturday tagging event could not take place due to lack of blooms. Flowers emitted a strong odor that attracted butterflies, but the blooms were unavailable this year, leading to cancellation at the Baker Wetlands.
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Monarch Watch
Chip Taylor
Monarch
Baker Wetlands
Missouri tobacco farming fades as labor dwindles
In Missouri a growing number of counties move away from tobacco cultivation as farms exit production. The labor demand for cutting, stacking and hanging leaves becomes harder to fill with people willing to take on the tiring, dirty work.
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Kansas county lures retirees with farming charm and village
Nemaha County in northeast Kansas is the state’s sole retirement destination as defined by the U S Department of Agriculture. Population growth of residents aged 60 plus between 1990 and 2000 helped it earn the designation aided by Apostolic Christian Retirement Village in Sabetha expanding to 210 residents. Local demographers call it a social phenomenon.
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Nemaha County
Kansas County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Laszlo Kulcsar
Kansas Population Center
Kansas State University
Kansas
Seneca
Topeka
St. Joseph
Kulesar
Apostolic Christian
Betty Jane Kusler
Wamego
Kansas City
Kaw
Colorado
Kusler
Leona Lukert
Lefty
Ramona Breeden
Breeden
Kansas ruling harms injured workers in compensation case
Kansas Supreme Court overturned 76 years of precedent on workers compensation affecting an immigrant worker, Alejandro Casco, at Amour Swift Eckrich in Junction City. Officials say it worsens benefits for injured workers, leaving them with reduced support as Kansas ranks 45th nationally.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Wil Leiker
Kansas Afl-Cio
Alejandro Casco
Honduras
Amour Swift- Eckrich
Junction City
Casco
Ice melts as Arctic ice hits record low near Ammassalik
A July 19 file photo shows an iceberg melting off Ammassalik Island in eastern Greenland. New satellite images reveal Arctic ice at a record low, raising the possibility that the Northwest Passage may open to shipping, linking exploration history with present climate change.
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Ammassalik Island
Greenland
Northwest Passage
Lawrence faces aging wave as Kansas 2030 projects 65-plus
Inside the 28 page special section examines how Lawrence can capitalize on a rising retiree population by 2030. It covers senior services housing jobs transportation and Kansas University's role in shaping the region for older residents.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Bush to shift more U S troops to support roles in Iraq
President Bush outlined a new phase in Iraq with more U S troops moving from leading operations to partnering with Iraqi forces and overseeing them as Gen David Petraeus directs troop reductions. The plan includes withdrawing 5 700 troops by the holidays and reducing brigades to 15 by July 2008. Defense Secretary Gates floated trimming to about 100 000 troops by end 2008.
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Iraq
Washington
United States
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Robert Gates
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