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- Well being
- November 26, 2000
- Wegman dogs as Saks’ elves Asimov predicted Florida? Life on the fast track That new-car smell
- Prison inmates train horses for adoption
- November 26, 2000
- Learning to tame wild horses gently, not by “breaking” the animals as in a Wild West movie is helping some prison inmates prepare for life after incarceration.
- Carolyn Helmer
- November 26, 2000
- Year 2001 welcomed by USPS
- November 26, 2000
- The year 2001 is called “A New Century of Stamps” by the U.S. Postal Service.
- Close digs being Cruella De Vil
- Award-winning actress discusses dognapping sequel
- November 26, 2000
- Nobody loves Cruella De Vil more than Cruella De Vil loves Cruella De Vil, except maybe Glenn Close.
- TOP 25 ROUNDUP
- Notre Dame decks USC, 38-21
- November 26, 2000
- A giddy Bob Davie and his Notre Dame Fighting Irish appear headed to a big-time bowl game, and he’s happy to talk about it.
- Collector has can-do attitude
- One man’s beer is another’s collectible beer can
- November 26, 2000
- Sue and Jerry Trowbridge have an agreement. “She owns the upstairs,” Jerry Trowbridge said. “And she lets me have the basement.” The inspiration for this house divided is Jerry’s hobby and the decor that comes with it: beer cans.
- Briefly
- November 26, 2000
- Homes for the holidays: Habitat for Humanity to sell items at craft bazaar Benefit: Liberty Hall to display Festival of Trees this week Kansas University: NBC to sponsor party Fund-raiser: Auction proceeds to benefit Toys for Tots
- Tight job market makes Lawrence schools struggle for staff
- November 26, 2000
- By Tim Carpenter Lawrence schools need people willing to cook up a storm in cafeterias and bring a spit-polish shine to classrooms. Twenty-five job vacancies exist on the public school district’s food service and janitorial crews. Add to that unquenchable demand for substitute teachers and another example of Lawrence’s tight job market emerges.
- VNA survives health care turmoil
- Agency thriving despite Medicare changes
- November 26, 2000
- By Mike Belt Billy Joe Hunsinger knows if he needs quick medical advice or a prescription change, help is a phone call away. The 69-year-old Lawrence man dials the Douglas County Visiting Nurses Assn. The fast help he gets from the group is in addition to the weekly checkups he receives at his home from the group and a more extensive checkup every two months.
- Youth Services seeks room to grow
- Expansion to provide more classrooms
- November 26, 2000
- By Joy Ludwig By this time next year, there should be more space for youths to learn and study at Douglas County Youth Services. A planned expansion to the facility, 330 Industrial Lane in North Lawrence, will provide two day-school classrooms, alleviating cramped quarters in the existing single classroom, said Pam Weigand, youth services director.
- What to do now to save on next year’s taxes
- November 26, 2000
- Let’s turn our attention from that boring presidential election to something really interesting taxes. I know, only a nerd can find this stuff fascinating. But, nonetheless, a few deft moves between now and Dec. 31 could put thousands of extra dollars in your pocket next year. So here’s my annual run-down on year-end tax moves.
- Dispute puts presidency on hold
- November 26, 2000
- By Walter R. Mears AP Special Correspondent By this time in the normal course of events, the vital transition would be well under way the transition that makes a politician into “Mr. President,” a leader accepted even by those Americans who did not want him in the White House.
- Lack of sleep can be a serious problem
- November 26, 2000
- By Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn United Feature Syndicate Doctors and sleep experts have been saying for years that the ideal amount of sleep for a normal adult is eight hours every night. In modern society, however, setting aside eight full hours can be quite a challenge.
- Help is not on the way
- November 26, 2000
- By Dave Ranney So far this year, nine Kansas families have given their adopted children back to the state. Kay McManigal says she and her husband, Mike, don’t want to be No. 10.
- Lawrence Briefs
- November 26, 2000
- KANU to broadcast ‘A Night on the Town’ Veterans Affairs schedules hearing on leasing proposal Holocaust author to speak in Lawrence Lecompton is setting for vespers program
- Photographer remembers ‘forgotten ones’
- November 26, 2000
- What a sight Milton and Anne Rogovin were, there on Buffalo’s lower west side: white faces among the brown, relative haves among unmistakable have-nots. Up in years, their trusting faces approaching suspicious younger ones with a simple but profound request: “Can we take your photograph?”
- Get out the calendar: Events bountiful this season
- November 26, 2000
- By Jim Baker The following is a listing of scheduled holiday activities in Lawrence, from art bazaars, musical and theatrical performances and seasonal festivals to an old-fashioned Christmas parade:
- It’s not over till the satirists sing
- November 26, 2000
- Nearly three weeks after Americans went to the polls and punched out their chads (or at least tried to), exhaustion looms. The country still does not know who the 43rd president will be. News broadcasters feverishly try to keep up with the latest court ruling. And even the pundits are running out of enlightening things to say.
- Arts Notes
- November 26, 2000
- Concert features: KU percussion professor Painter-printmaker to give talk Bruner to give Christmas harp concert Lawrence bookseller contributes to book
- Baker men nip Hastings
- November 26, 2000
- Aaron Schwerman led all players with 20 points Saturday as Baker University’s men’s basketball team defeated Hastings College, 85-76. The Wildcats (5-5) made 29 of 35 free-throw attempts, compared to 18 of 23 for Hastings (3-4).
- Chenowith falls short of goal
- November 26, 2000
- By Gary Bedore Eric Chenowith hoped to tie a career high with 20 rebounds on Saturday night. He “settled” for 17 boards to go with 19 points in Kansas’ 99-56 victory over Washburn at Allen Fieldhouse.
- Axtell scores 5 in return
- Texan 1-for-3 on three-pointers in 2000 debut
- November 26, 2000
- Levi Chronister Luke Axtell returned to the court for his first official NCAA basketball game in nearly 10 months in Kansas University’s 99-56 victory Saturday over Washburn University at Allen Fieldhouse.
- Chargers aim to end skid against KC
- Moon expected to make rare start for Chiefs in place of injured Grbac
- November 26, 2000
- Will it be a dirty dozen losses for the San Diego Chargers? Or will Junior Seau or maybe even Ryan Leaf save the Chargers from further embarrassment?
- ROOTS
- November 26, 2000
- Blocking with bamboo Tip of the week Planning for better bulbs Where the grass is always greener
- Host for the holidays
- Church, Oread decorate, prepare for homes tour
- November 26, 2000
- By Jim Baker For the first time in 11 years, the historic Oread neighborhood of Lawrence will play host to the city’s Holiday Tour of Homes, taking place this year on Saturday and next Sunday. The tour, sponsored by the Oread Neighborhood Assn. and Lawrence Preservation Alliance, will feature six homes and the sanctuary at Plymouth Congregational Church, 925 Vt.
- Vitale can hit charities; why can’t pros?
- College, NBA players missing free-throw attempts with ridiculous regularity
- November 26, 2000
- In the first game of the rest of their basketball lives, the Indiana Hoosiers shot a dreadful 12-for-30 from the free-throw line against Pepperdine, then followed that with 18-for-31 against South Alabama.
- Vintage clothes can be modern
- November 26, 2000
- “Vintage” is a funny word. A fine wine touts its vintage, and the vintage work of an author or artist represents his absolute best. But when vintage and clothes are mentioned in the same breath, some people might think funky, but many just think old.
- Hungarian pottery valuable for luster
- Iridescent-glazed vases can sell for up to $3,000 at auctions
- November 26, 2000
- “From A to Z” in antiques usually ends with Zsolnay, a popular pottery from Hungary. Zsolnay was founded in 1862 by Ignac Zsolnay at Pics. After 1878, the firm used a mark that pictured five church towers.
- Paperbook capsules
- November 26, 2000
- Motherless Brooklyn: Jonathan Lethem Waiting: Ha Jin The Walking Tour: Kathryn Davis City of Light: Lauren Belfer
- ‘The Black Rose’ Writer fills Alex Haley’s shoes
- Former newspaper columnist finishes book on Madam Walker
- November 26, 2000
- Tananarive Due has the last 10 years of Alex Haley’s life stuffed in boxes that crowd her study floor.
- Michael Rhoades Jr.
- November 26, 2000
- Constant recount tests nerves
- County canvassing board still has a long way to go
- November 26, 2000
- Weary, crabby and still facing thousands of disputed presidential ballots, Palm Beach County election officials said they would work overtime to meet a recount deadline today.
- World Briefs
- November 26, 2000
- Austria: Cable car fire victims flown home Thailand: Many children killed in floods Bangladesh: Dozens killed in factory fire Peru: New president swears in Cabinet
- Florida to certify winner
- Election will be far from over
- November 26, 2000
- Democrats and Republicans scratched for votes across Florida as Al Gore and George W. Bush plotted strategies for today when the state’s top elections official certifies the longest, closest White House race in 124 years.
- NHL Roundup
- Detroit hands Islanders ninth straight loss
- November 26, 2000
- Sergei Fedorov’s second goal of the game with 4:05 left gave the Detroit Red Wings a come-from-behind 4-3 victory Saturday night over the New York Islanders, who lost their ninth straight game.
- NBA Roundup
- Raptors nip Knicks, 79-75
- November 26, 2000
- When he missed his first six shots, Charles Oakley’s field goal percentage for the season dropped below 26 percent. After he made a three-pointer from five feet behind the arc, he rediscovered his touch in a hurry.
- Texas Tech cruises to 94-73 win
- November 26, 2000
- Jamal Brown scored 23 points and had 11 assists to lead Texas Tech. Brown was 7-of-12 from the field and 5-of-8 from the line. Andy Ellis added 20 points for the Red Raiders who shot nearly 60 percent from the field.
- Women should understand that men can’t read minds
- November 26, 2000
- History enhances poinsettias
- Holiday flower came to America in two stages
- November 26, 2000
- Poinsettias have become such familiar festive plants we tend to forget their relative newness on the winter holiday scene. Knowing their story adds a bit of interest to this colorful windowsill and tabletop decoration.
- Tobacco settlement doesn’t snuff sales
- November 26, 2000
- Two years after states and tobacco companies reached the largest legal settlement in history, health advocates give the deal a decidedly mixed report card, expressing disappointment that it has not more radically changed cigarette marketing.
- How to avoid holiday fear
- Limit credit, make a budget and stick to it, experts say
- November 26, 2000
- By Mark Fagan With Americans poised to spend more than ever this holiday season for gifts, decorations and entertainment, Robert Baker knows it’ll mean more work once the New Year’s hangover subsides.
- Low supply feeds demand for latest toys
- November 26, 2000
- By Dave Barry Miami Herald. On behalf of parents everywhere, I just want to say: Thanks a lot, Sony!
- Wolf packs tracked
- Fewer problems reported than anticipated
- November 26, 2000
- When two packs of gray wolves migrated back to this 61,500-acre refuge in northwestern Minnesota, neighbors got worried.
- World Briefs
- November 26, 2000
- Azerbaijan: Strong earthquake rattles capital JERUSALEM: Mideast violence kills 4 Palestinians
- Secretary of state certifies Bush winner; Gore prepares challenges
- November 26, 2000
- (Updated 7:20 p.m. Sunday) Florida’s secretary of state certified George W. Bush the winner over Al Gore Sunday night in the state’s near-deadlocked presidential vote but court challenges left in doubt which man will be the ultimate victor and 43rd president of the United States.
- Olympian Tara Nott cheers on the Jayhawks
- November 26, 2000
- Olympic Gold Medalist and Stillwell, Kan., native Tara Nott was in Phog Allen Fieldhouse before the tip-off of the KU-Washsburn game Saturday night. Fans had a chance to meet the diminutive power-lifter, get an autograph and see an Olympic gold medal up close.
- Baker women tumble
- November 26, 2000
- Casi Cox sank five of seven three-pointers, all eight free-throw attempts and led all players with 29 points to lead Oklahoma Baptist’s women’s basketball team over Baker, 62-53, on Saturday.
- City represented at CC regional meet
- November 26, 2000
- Free State High sophomore Mallory Richardson finished eighth in the freshman/sophomore category to pace the city entries in the Foot Locker Cross Country Midwest Regional on Saturday at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside.
- High court jumps headlong into current events
- November 26, 2000
- The U.S. Supreme Court usually ponders the legal ramifications of events long passed, and the justices are generally unimpressed by partisan political maneuvering.
- Gym game dodging criticism
- Movement afoot to ban dodge ball
- November 26, 2000
- Dodge ball, the venerable gym-class game in which the point is to peg a peer, has long been cherished by bullies and reviled by less athletic students.
- City’s ‘bicycle friendliness’ to be tested
- November 26, 2000
- By Joy Ludwig Lawrence has been selected as an official “bicycle friendly community” by a national cycling organization. But not all residents are pleased that Lawrence is so chummy to the two-wheel crowd, especially if they have to suffer the consequences.
- On the record
- November 26, 2000
- Jackie Ray Whitaker Jr.
- November 26, 2000
- Gamble services
- November 26, 2000
- Robert Dean Caldwell
- November 26, 2000
- Perry buck Jr.
- November 26, 2000
- Biotech research funded for aid
- Effort under way to battle hunger in developing nations
- November 26, 2000
- From a taco shell controversy to caterpillar experiments, genetically altered crops are under fire. The government, meanwhile, is increasing its spending on biotechnology not for food on American grocery store shelves or crops in American fields, but for battling hunger in developing nations.
- Willis developing 6th sense for good roles
- Versatile actor’s ‘Unbreakable’ looks to be solid follow to last summer’s blockbuster
- November 26, 2000
- When Bruce Willis made the jump to movies with the 1987 “Blind Date,” he looked like another wannabe from television (“Moonlighting” with Cybill Shepherd) doomed to failure on the big screen. His nose was flat, his hair thin, and he projected none of the insouciance of his future wife, who had already made an impression in the 1984 “No Small Affair.”
- Hollywood brings de Sade to film
- Life of sadist translates into story of artist vs. oppressive bureaucrats
- November 26, 2000
- When Hollywood decided it was time for a film about that most sexually lurid of writers, the Marquis de Sade, it was not hard to settle on a director.
- Vols rip Illinois
- November 26, 2000
- Second-ranked Tennessee opened its game against No. 21 Illinois on Saturday with a 25-3 run, then Michelle Snow capped the first half with a dunk.
- Boilermakers bounce No. 1
- Top-ranked Arizona suffers 72-69 setback
- November 26, 2000
- Purdue’s Brett Buscher blocked Lamont Frazier’s shot in the final seconds, setting up a breakaway basket by Willie Deane as the Boilermakers stunned No. 1 Arizona, 72-69, on Saturday.
- KU’s Williams gives Ichabods pep talk
- Washburn players tickled with visit from Kansas’ coach after lopsided loss
- November 26, 2000
- By Chuck Woodling Rare is the night when Kansas University basketball coach Roy Williams pep-talks the visitors before doing his post-game radio show. It happened Saturday night.
- Top-ranked Sooners survive Oklahoma State scare, 12-7
- November 26, 2000
- Top-ranked Oklahoma isn’t exactly rolling into the postseason. An offense rated at or near the top of the national scoring charts all year struggled for the second straight week Saturday in a 12-7 victory over Oklahoma State.
- Alabama-Birmingham hangs on
- Jayhawks get boost from bench but tumble, 67-62, in Blazer Classic opener
- November 26, 2000
- Kansas University women’s basketball coach Marian Washington couldn’t complain about bench production in the Jayhawks’ opening game at the Blazer Classic. Production from her starters is another matter. KU’s reserves contributed more than half of the Jayhawks’ points and outscored Alabama-Birmingham’s bench by 34 points, but Kansas fell to the host Blazers, 67-62, on Saturday night at Bartow Arena.
- Jayhawks bruise Ichabods - KANSAS 99, WASHBURN 56
- Hinrich scores career-high 22 points, dishes six assists as KU cruises
- November 26, 2000
- By Gary Bedore Watching film with basketball coach Roy Williams is not Kirk Hinrich’s idea of a good time. “I really like coach, but hopefully now I won’t have to go watch tape with him. I don’t like to sit there and watch tape of the mistakes I made over and over,” Hinrich said Saturday night after scoring a career-high 22 points in Kansas’ 99-56 victory over Washburn at Allen Fieldhouse.
- Delivery services predict smooth operation
- November 26, 2000
- Despite the tight labor market, UPS, the U.S. Postal Service and Federal Express expect no unusual delays, although delivery times may stretch out a bit as Christmas approaches.
- Associated Press loses acclaimed writer
- November 26, 2000
- Craig Horst, a deft and versatile Associated Press reporter who covered everything from the Kansas City Royals’ quest for the World Series to Bill Clinton’s pursuit of the presidency, died Friday following a brief illness. He was 46.
- Panama Canal equipment disposal probed
- November 26, 2000
- Investigators are looking into the giveaway of millions of dollars worth of U.S. military equipment left behind when Americans pulled out of the Panama Canal a year ago.
- Global warming conference fails
- November 26, 2000
- A three-year effort to conclude an international treaty on global warming collapsed Saturday when the United States and the European Union (EU) failed to resolve a dispute over how to curb the release of greenhouse gases that scientists say pose one of the gravest threats to the world’s environment.
- Flipping through old yearbooks brings back many memories
- November 26, 2000
- By Calder Pickett The other evening I got out the old college yearbooks. There were quite a few, because there were mine and then the ones that came when my wife was in college. There were people I wanted to lookup, and a few “historical” notes to get straight in my head.
- Horoscopes
- November 26, 2000
- Mediation an alternative to court in many cases
- November 26, 2000
- I have been following your column for years because I found it interesting; however, now that my husband left me after 27 years of marriage and three children, information is a matter of survival.
- There’s still time to share peonies with friends, family
- November 26, 2000
- If you grow peonies and want to divide or share them with friends and neighbors, there is still time to do so this gardening season. Many gardeners like to wait until late winter or early spring for this task.
- Monks balance bottom lines, vows
- November 26, 2000
- On this autumn morning, when the chapel bell tolls, a moonlit mist shrouds the monks’ cloister in the thick woods of the Ozarks. Just before the “Great Silence” ends, at 3:15 a.m., Brother Gabriel Friend slips on a white habit and heads to prayer services in a chapel that hints of incense.
- Garcia cashes in at Skins Game
- Spaniard wins four skins, $150,000 on first day of golf event
- November 26, 2000
- Sergio Garcia, sinking a couple of timely putts for birdies, won four skins and $150,000 Saturday on the first day of the Skins Game.
- ‘Cinderella’ on ice skates in to Lawrence
- November 26, 2000
- The St. Petersburg State Ice Ballet will perform “Cinderella” at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Dec. 2 at the Lied Center.
- Project of the week
- Dino rocker delivers prehistoric fun
- November 26, 2000
- By Don and Dave Runyan Special to the Journal-World Combining the best features of a classic rocking toy with a child’s natural fascination with dinosaurs, this friendly apato-saurus will make a great holiday surprise for the budding paleontologist on Santa’s list this year.
- Bookstore
- November 26, 2000
- Hardcover fiction Nonfiction/general Mass market paperbacks Trade paperbacks
- ‘Four Blondes’ mostly peroxide
- November 26, 2000
- “Sex and the City” author Candace Bushnell is at it again, chronicling the lives of New York’s oh-so sophisticated and lonely women.
- Crime Stoppers
- Crime Stoppers seeks help locating fugitive
- November 26, 2000
- A suspected drug user and convicted car burglar are the Crime Stoppers featured fugitives for November.
- Hospital offers safe toy guidelines
- November 26, 2000
- Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Mo., has released a list of guidelines for parents in choosing toys for their children this holiday season.
- Janet Comstock
- November 26, 2000
- Anna Spaulding
- November 26, 2000
- Bazaar caters to bizarre tastes
- November 26, 2000
- By Mike Belt It was a place to buy Christmas gifts, gifts for yourself, or just have a look around and enjoy the music.
- Solar storms batter Earth
- November 26, 2000
- Our stormy sun continues to bubble, bubble, toil and cause trouble for Earth.
- Merger may affect wages
- Some workers’ pay could be frozen
- November 26, 2000
- By Joy Ludwig A likely merger between the Douglas County Community Corrections and the county’s district court services office means some employees will be earning less money.
- Milosevic fighting back
- November 26, 2000
- Slobodan Milosevic transformed from fallen tyrant into fiery opposition leader Saturday as he clung to the helm of a Socialist Party as battered as the country it once ruled.
- Outcome of Haiti’s election not in doubt
- November 26, 2000
- Except for explosions and drive-by shootings, there are few signs that a presidential election is taking place today in Haiti.
- Travel Briefs
- November 26, 2000
- New Web site can help tourists find travel buds U.S. looks to Internet to help attract tourists Service lists top travel sites by popularity
- Ice hotel scheduled to open in 2002
- November 26, 2000
- North America’s first ice hotel will open in 2002, but promoters say people will be able to get a sneak peek this January.
- Wax figures can melt tourists’ hearts
- New York museum visitors will be surprised by ‘exactness’ of portraits
- November 26, 2000
- My pace quickened with excitement as I neared Madame Tussaud’s new museum in Times Square, because ladders from what appeared to be a big red fire truck leaned against the entrance.
- Dancers promote art form in Midwest
- Prairie Wind provides concerts, workshops
- November 26, 2000
- By Jan Biles The Prairie Wind Dancers are dancing across Kansas and Missouri. By the end of this month, the resident professional modern dance company at the Lawrence Arts Center will have toured 20 days since late September. Their tours will have taken them to Sharon Springs, Kingsley, Arkansas City, Winfield and Sedalia, Mo. about 2,500 miles.
- Festival to celebrate Czech culture
- Campuswide event to explore arts, politics of Europe
- November 26, 2000
- By Jan Biles An exhibition of 20th-century Czech set and costume designs at the Helen Foresman Spencer Museum of Art has blossomed into a Kansas Universitywide celebration that will incorporate the visual arts, drama and film.
- The Motley Fool
- November 26, 2000
- Faces & Places
- November 26, 2000
- Business Briefcase
- November 26, 2000
- Fur sales heat up Lodging: Hotels take luxury to new heights Motley Fool: Name that company
- Amazon aims to deliver smooth season
- Wall Street watching as online retailer joins forces with toysrus.com to help satisfy holiday shoppers
- November 26, 2000
- Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos has a legendary belly laugh and his company has gotten very good at delivering gifts in time for Christmas. But he’s no Santa Claus. Last year, the company’s mantra was “deliver at any cost.” It held true on both accounts more than 99 percent of its orders were delivered in time for Christmas, and it lost $323 million in the fourth quarter doing it.
- Mansion gets new lease on life
- San Franciscans to move business to Abilene
- November 26, 2000
- Gary Yuschalk searched the Internet with one goal. The San Francisco resident wanted to find the perfect Victorian house to restore and use as a new home base for Victorian Interiors, the business he co-owns with Larkin Mayo.
- Billionaires raise stakes at bridge tournament
- November 26, 2000
- It’s just a couple of friends getting together for a card game. Billionaires Warren Buffet and Bill Gates will be among the more than 200 competing this week in the “Sectional Tournament at the Clubs,” a local-level bridge tournament that will begin Tuesday and run through Saturday.
- Gun ad links callers to racist group
- November 26, 2000
- A classified ad for a 12-gauge shotgun led callers to a recorded message from a white supremacist group in West Virginia.
- Needs of aging voters are overlooked
- November 26, 2000
- By Katherine Dowling Family physician certified in geriatrics. It couldn’t have happened in a worse state. Florida’s population, definitely skewed toward seniority, may well be the reason that the butterfly ballot, said to be an easy read for fourth-graders, has proved such a challenge for more than a few Sunshine State voters.
- Old home town - 40 and 100 years ago today
- November 26, 2000
- Salaries lag
- November 26, 2000
- Land of Duhs
- November 26, 2000
- House freshmen a talented group
- November 26, 2000
- By David Broder Washington Post Writers Group Ready for some good news from Election 2000? As the morass in the Florida presidential recount grows deeper and the reputation of American politics is further tarnished, the quality of people coming into government continues to impress.
- Wanted: Skilled workers
- November 26, 2000
- Journal-World Editorial Kansas high schools need to do a better job of preparing students who aren’t college-bound for the modern workplace.
- Diocese turns to Internet to recruit for priesthood
- November 26, 2000
- Tapping the new generation raised on the Internet, the Catholic Diocese of Des Moines has unveiled a Web site aimed at helping it recruit men for the priesthood.
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