Ex-President Rabbani killed by bomber in Kabul home
A bomb in a turban style device killed former Afghan president Burhanuddin Rabbani as he hosted peace talks in Kabul. Two attackers reportedly involved, with one detonating and the other possibly thwarted. Karzai urged unity as security fears rose after recent embassy and NATO attacks.
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U S shifts tactics ahead of Palestinian bid meeting
The United States and allies adjust strategy as President Obama plans talks with Mahmoud Abbas in New York. Officials say Abbas may launch a Security Council bid for statehood, but Washington hopes to deter a vote while seeking a basis for renewal of peace talks. Obama also set to meet Israeli PM Netanyahu.
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Joplin Tornado Siren Warnings Examined by NOAA
NOAA assessed the Joplin tornado response noting many residents ignored or delayed action after the first siren. The report cites years of false alarms and says people waited for extra confirmation before sheltering. Meteorologist Richard Wagenmaker questioned whether the slow response cost lives.
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NASA tracks falling six ton satellite over broad area
NASA scientists warn the six ton satellite could strike anywhere on Earth with earliest impact Thursday and latest Saturday. They say debris will break up, with overall injury risk about 1 in 3200 while an individual's chance is around 1 in 21 trillion.
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KU Grant Funds Online Database for Insect Collection
A National Science Foundation 1.2 million grant will fund KU researchers and students over three years to digitize more than a million specimens from KU's Natural History Museum. The Hemiptera project will upload photos and data to an online database, aiding farmers, gardeners, biologists, and customs officials worldwide.
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Lawrence Memorial’s Oncology Center marks 10th anniversary
Lawrence resident Doris Sullivan, among first cancer patients at LMH, recalls care under Dr. Ronald Stephens as the Oncology Center celebrates a decade since opening January 1, 2001. Stephens helped start the program in May 2000 and the event highlighted patient gratitude and program growth.
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Lawrence district enrollment rises 2 percent amid budget squeeze
The Lawrence school district reported 11 272 students in K-12, up 219 from last year as the district adds virtual grade levels while facing lower state aid. Superintendent Rick Doll notes enrollment growth remains crucial for funding, amid grade level reorganizations transforming elementaries, middle schools, and high schools.
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