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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2010
Page
1
Gary and Marilyn Anderson reflect on seven years of missing hope ending with the discovery of their daughter's body at Clinton Lake. The case brought closure and renewed peace amid lasting grief.
Newly released documents show Queen Elizabeth II sought to tap a U.K. heating aid fund for low income Britons to cover Buckingham Palace heating costs in 2004. The revelation adds detail to debates over royal finances and public assistance programs.
Comedian Stephen Colbert remarks during a congressional day picking beans alongside immigrant workers, saying most soil is at ground level. The exchange highlights his humor while engaging lawmakers on immigration topics.
Coming Sunday report surveys how the city regulates rental homes within single family neighborhoods. Officials, zoning rules, and enforcement practices are examined, with potential impacts on property owners and residents discussed.
Lawrence resident Tara Ford and two companions arrived at midnight to secure three slots at the Douglas County Dental Clinic Free Dental Day. About 70 people waited in line for the first come first served event, with Ford estimating $2,000 in needed dental work and clinic director Julie Branstrom noting high demand and limited access.
Kansas University has placed Phi Gamma Delta on interim suspension while officials probe hazing. Vice Provost Marlesa Roney said the university will not tolerate hazing and will confront violations immediately. Lawrence police and the national fraternity oversee the investigation. a freshman, Matt Fritzie, was injured at a party.
President Obama met with Colombia’s newly elected Juan Manuel Santos in New York and they discussed college basketball. Santos, KU alumnus class of 1973, boasted of Jayhawks glory while joking about education and Harvard. Obama recalled predicting KU success and joked about being corrupted somewhere.
AP GfK poll finds Republicans more fired up to vote than Democrats, despite similar unpopularity. 38 percent approve of Democrats in Congress and 31 percent approve of Republicans. More than half view each party negatively. Bush and Palin are less popular than Obama.
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