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Lawrence Journal World

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Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 2017

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Blind date sparks 75 years of marriage for Don and Ruth Ann Yo cum

Don Nutt, 96, and Ruth Ann Yo cum celebrate 75 years since a 1941 blind date in Kansas. They married the next year and raised three sons, David, Mark and Mike. Ruth Ann, raised in Osawatomie, worked in Paola when they met after Don filled in for a canceled date with his best friend.

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Transgender students face backlash after LHS protest

Lawrence High School faced hostile climate for some LGBT students after a Monday sit-in organized by Elliot Bradley a sophomore who helped lead the peaceful protest that drew national media attention. Bradley reported hallway slurs and heckling following the event.

LHS Lawrence High Elliot Bradley Bradley The Journal-World

Tyson Foods Delays $320 Million Tonganoxie Plant

Tyson Foods Inc. is putting a proposed $320 million project near Tonganoxie on hold after Leavenworth County Commission rescinded intent to issue $500 million in industrial revenue bonds. The open letter from poultry group president Doug Ramsey cites Monday's county decision as the reason for delaying the project.

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State custody children slept in offices due to space limits

A Topeka task force heard that dozens of children were placed in state custody in the past year only to sleep in the offices of state foster care contractors because no space was available in other facilities. Peter Hancock reports from Ljworld.com.

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