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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2013
Page
4
A reader asks what is the best thing seen at Final Fridays on Massachusetts Street. The query appears in a front page tease directing readers to page 1A for the full story.
The Land Institute in Salina received a $500,000 five year grant from USAID and a $160,000 two year grant from USDA to develop a perennial milo or sorghum strain for diverse climates. The funding enabled hiring a new researcher and a technician. Milo is cattle feed and ethanol fuel in the U.S. but staples in parts of Africa and south Asia.
There were no incidents to report Thursday.
Chris Steffens and Angie Stewart of Lawrence announce a girl born on Thursday. Tim and Rebekah Wiebelhaus of Lawrence welcome a boy born on Thursday. Javier and Elizabeth Rodas of Lawrence announce a girl born on Thursday.
The Journal World states its policy to correct significant errors brought to editors’ attention. Readers are urged to contact 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com if they believe an error has occurred.
A 2 pm Sunday ceremony in the high school rotunda honors Monti Belot III Sri Srinivasan Brady Tanner and Nancy Todd. Belot, Kansas federal judge since 1991, senior since 2008, KU and KU Law alumnus. Srinivasan, DC Circuit nominee and former deputy solicitor general. Tanner, renowned Special Olympian with multiple medals. Todd, Aurora state senator, former Lawrence educator.
Former state Senator Jean Schodorf, from Wichita, will seek the Democratic nomination for Kansas Secretary of State to challenge incumbent Kris Kobach in 2014. She plans to file Oct. 11 after switching from Republican to Democrat in 2012 and criticized Kobach's citizenship proof law for voter registration.
A hip hop mogul recruits a former basketball coach to train a dream team of American boys for the break dancing world championship in France. The story blends training drama with high stakes competition.
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