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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 2010

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Taylor clears Facebook ban after talk with Self

Kansas University guard Tyshawn Taylor spoke with coach Bill Self last month and was allowed to reopen his Facebook page after a heart to heart. Kansas AG Steve Six announced Operation Child Shield to curb online child pornography, part of a broader online safety push.

Kansas University Tyshawn Taylor Bill Self Self Taylor A.G Kansas Steve Six

Americans distrust polls show faith in military and small business

A new poll finds Americans distrust most institutions including blogs banks and Congress. Trust remains highest for the military and small businesses, reflecting widespread skepticism about leaders and public life.

Banks Congress

Actor Shelley Malil convicted of attempted premeditated murder

San Diego County Deputy District Attorney Keith Watanabe says there was a mountain of evidence against Shelley Malil, who was found guilty of attempted premeditated murder of his ex girlfriend. Malil, 45, appeared in The 40 Year Old Virgin and faced a courtroom verdict.

San Diego County Keith Watanabe Shelley Mahl Malil

Congressional Debate Moves to Kansas City Kansas

Coming Saturday the 3rd District congressional candidates gather in Kansas City Kansas for a public debate. The event draws local voters and emphasizes policy contrasts ahead of the next election.

Kansas City, Kan

Lawrence counts walkers cyclists to map bike lane needs

About 35 volunteers assist the city and county in a bike and pedestrian count across 12 sites in Lawrence to identify where more paths crosswalks and bike lanes are needed. The data will feed a nationwide database and guide future transportation planning.

Richard Gwin Journal-World Photo Chuck Wehner Lawrence Jessica Mortinger University Mortinger West Lawrence Kelly Barth Kansas City

Coal plant permit expected this year

Sunflower Electric Power Corp. aims to obtain a Kansas environmental permit for a coal plant near Holcomb Finney County by year end to avoid federal greenhouse gas rules. The process includes a second public comment period due to modeling software issues, with officials citing a 30 day comment window and hope for a year end decision.

Topeka Kansas Sunflower Electric Power Corp Kansas Department of Health and Environment Holcomb Finney County Kristi Pankratz The Associat Pankratz Janis Lee Kensington

Poverty rate hits 14.3 percent in 2009 Census data

The Census Bureau reports a 51 year high in Americans in poverty with 43.6 million people living below the line and 50.7 million uninsured amid the recession. The release details nationwide figures and notes Kansas on page 8A.

Census Bureau U.S Kansas

Athletic depth changes planned at Kansas University

Kansas University Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little told the Kansas Board of Regents that the school will tighten ticket system controls, improve seating allocation transparency, and strengthen athletic department oversight following a ticket scalping scandal. She said KU reserves civil litigation rights and is near finalizing a search committee to hire a new athletics director, drawing praise from regents.

Topeka Kansas University Bernadette Gray-Little Kansas Board of Regents Gray- Little Regents

Regents Freeze University CEO Pay Amid Budget Strains

The Kansas Board of Regents froze salaries for chief executive officers at the six regents universities for a second year citing a weak economy and tight state budget. Leaders and caps at Kansas University, Kansas State University, Wichita State, Fort Hays, Pittsburg State, and Emporia State were listed with specific salary figures and private supplement caps.

Toppeka Kansas Board of Regents Regents Dan Lykins Topeka Kansas University Bernadette Gray-Little Kansas State University Kirk Schulz Wichita State University Don Beggs Fort Hays State University Ed Hammond Pittsburg State University Steven Scott Emporia State University Michael Lane

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