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Todd J. Barry appears in Kent County District Court in Warwick,
R.I., for a bail hearing in the 1989 killing of Victoria E.
Cushman

The Rossetti String Quartet will perform at 8 p.m. today at Johnson
County Community College

People flee with their belongings from a riot-affected area in
Kaduna, Nigeria. Christian youths retaliated against Muslims Friday
in this northern city in the third day of riots triggered by a
newspaper article about the Miss World pageant

Kansas University researcher Chris Allen is among the group of KU
professors who have received a patent for technology that will
speed up fiber-optic networks. Allen examines fiber-optic cable
this week at his laboratory on KU's West Campus

Jeanette Stauffer, Topeka, mother of slain Kansas University
student Shannon Martin, looks over a new monument that marks her
daughter's grave in Ottawa

Johnny Christian, 19, Lawrence, lets off some steam while pouring
concrete for a home in North Lawrence. Friday morning was a bit
crisp for Christian and others in Lawrence, but abundant sunshine
brought warmer temperatures in the afternoon

Plymouth Congregational Church will honor 58 of its members who
have belonged to the church for 50 years or more

The Rev. Emilee Whitehurst is the new associate pastor for college
ministry and adult education at First Presbyterian Church, 2415
Clinton Parkway. She will be officially installed in the position
during a worship service Dec. 8

Los Angeles' Shaquille O'Neal, right, grabs a rebound from
Chicago's Donyell Marshall. O'Neal made his season debut, scoring
17 points and snaring seven rebounds, and the Lakers defeated the
Bulls, 86-73, Friday night in Los Angeles

Eudora coach Gregg Webb tries to rally the Cardinals

Eudora's Kaleb Niedens (14) and Josh Brouhard (9) converge on a
catch. The Cardinals' season ended with a 21-14 loss to Fort Scott
on Friday at EHS

Eudora running back Andrew Pyle (10) is collared by a Fort Scott
defender. Pyle, the Cardinals' workhorse all season, had 11 carries
for just 14 yards in the Cards' 21-14 Class 4A state quarterfinal
loss on Friday in Eudora

Kansas University's Wayne Simien (23) goes for a rebound against
UNC Greensboro's Tizzo Johnson. Simien finished with 18 points and
10 boards in the Jayhawks' 105-66 rout of the Spartans on Friday in
Allen Fieldhouse

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With flurries in forecast, Old Man Winter looms: November 23, 2002; A cold spell is heading for Lawrence, and forecasters say it may bring snow with it. ThereÃ¢ÂÂs a chance of flurries during the day Sunday, according to Matt Makens, 6News meteorologist.
Marker a tribute to slain student: November 23, 2002; Eighteen months after Kansas University student Shannon Martin was slain in Costa Rica, her parents and sister gathered Friday at a cemetery near Ottawa to watch workers erect her tombstone.
Wayne F. Unfred: November 23, 2002; Services for Wayne F. Unfred, 68, Lawrence, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Lawrence Funeral Chapel. Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. Unfred died Thursday, Nov. 21, 2002, at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
Standout running back held to 14 yards on 11 carries in semifinal setback: November 23, 2002; Andrew Pyle was pained and powerless Friday. Pyle, Eudora HighÃ¢ÂÂs standout running back, ended his phenomenal prep football career without even the opportunity for one final play, not even on defense.
Ottawa holds off HINU: November 23, 2002; Neither a relentless three-point attack nor a late comeback could put the Haskell Indian Nations University menÃ¢ÂÂs basketball team over the top.
KU baseball adds 12 players: November 23, 2002; The transformation of Kansas UniversityÃ¢ÂÂs baseball program into coach Ritch PriceÃ¢ÂÂs own is now in full swing.
Douglas W. Cole: November 23, 2002; Graveside services for Douglas W. Cole, 46, Lawrence, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Fairview Cemetery, Coffeyville. Mr. Cole died Friday, Nov. 22, 2002, at the Topeka Veterans Affairs Hospital.
KU swimming team remains in fourth: November 23, 2002; Paced by Gwen HaleyÃ¢ÂÂs second-place finish, Kansas UniversityÃ¢ÂÂs swimming and diving team still was fourth Friday in the 10-team Nike Cup Invitational. Haley was second in the 400 IM with a time of 4:24.32.
KU coach not thrilled with semi foe: November 23, 2002; Some fans in the student section started chanting, Ã¢ÂÂWe want Tar Heels, we want Tar Heels,Ã¢ÂÂ in the waning moments of Kansas UniversityÃ¢ÂÂs 105-66 rout of UNC Greensboro on Friday night at Allen Fieldhouse.
Pastor picks Lawrence church over ministry in Lone Star State: November 23, 2002; The Rev. Emilee WhitehurstÃ¢ÂÂs fate was decided over a cup of coffee with a stranger. The 30-year-old had a tough choice in front of her, with competing job offers from First Presbyterian Church, 2415 Clinton Parkway, and University Presbyterian Church in Austin, Tex.
Next stop: New York - Kansas 105, UNC Greensboro 66: November 23, 2002; Keith LangfordÃ¢ÂÂs brand-new 2002 Final Four ring fits perfectly. Ã¢ÂÂIt feels good. It looks good, too,Ã¢ÂÂ Langford, Kansas UniversityÃ¢ÂÂs 6-foot-4, sweet-shooting sophomore guard, said, showing the blue stone to reporters on Friday night at Allen Fieldhouse.
Simien gets double-double despite sore ankle: November 23, 2002; Wayne Simien scored a career-high 18 points Friday night in Kansas UniversityÃ¢ÂÂs 105-66 victory over UNC Greensboro at Allen Fieldhouse. Simien, KUÃ¢ÂÂs sophomore forward from Leavenworth, also grabbed a team-high 10 rebounds while playing 27 minutes despite tendinitis in his right ankle.
Briefly: November 23, 2002; ¢ Kuwait: Official says Saudis arrested policeman who shot soldiers ¢ Jerusalem: U.N. worker killed in crossfire
Hughes services: November 23, 2002; Services for Robert W. Hughes, 75, Lawrence, will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Plymouth Congregational Church. Military graveside services will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. Dr. Hughes died Thursday, Nov. 21, 2002, at Lakeview Manor.
Fort Scott stifles Cardinals in 4A semifinals: November 23, 2002; For three quarters, Eudora HighÃ¢ÂÂs football team matched undefeated and top-ranked Fort ScottÃ¢ÂÂs physical play and dominating defense.
Governor-elect is missing opportunity to show leadership: November 23, 2002; It is unfortunate Kansas Gov.-elect Kathleen Sebelius has not viewed the current state financial problems as an opportunity to show leadership and a desire to work in the best interests of the state.
Death penalty trials deplete defense fund: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; A state fund that helps pay the cost of defending clients in capital murder cases is nearly out of money, mostly because of the record costs of defending murderers John E. Robinson Sr. and Reginald and Jonathan Carr.
Society Calendar: November 23, 2002
Anniversary: November 23, 2002
Team members unveiled: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; Gov.-elect Kathleen Sebelius announced the names of 59 people Friday working on her five government review teams:
Letha Pearl Anderson: November 23, 2002
FBI may link Saudi government, hijackers: The Los Angeles Times; November 23, 2002; The FBI said Friday that it had investigated two Saudi Arabian men who provided assistance to at least two of the Sept. 11 hijackers, a disclosure that comes amid fierce debate in the intelligence community over whether the investigation of the men also points to disturbing new links between the attacks and the Saudi government.
Pageant moves to London after Nigeria riots kill 100: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; The Miss World pageant was canceled in Nigeria after about 100 people died in rioting triggered by the contest and a newspaper’s reference to the prophet Muhammad. Organizers today moved the event to London.
Bush seeks economic booster: President expected to unveil stimulus plan during State of the Union; The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; A $620 reduction in a worker’s payroll taxes. Elimination of all taxes on investors’ stock dividends. Those are just two of the ideas being urged on President Bush as his economics team ponders what more can be done for a sick economy.
KU researchers hope patent rings in success: By Chad Lawhorn; November 23, 2002; Researchers at Kansas University recently received a patent on technology that could save giant phone companies like Sprint billions in infrastructure costs.
Spirituality: November 23, 2002; ¢ Philadelphia Catholics conclude laity synod ¢ Valparaiso University caught in dispute ¢ Pennsylvania church settles case on zoning
50 years of devotion: November 23, 2002; Al and Julie Hack would have a hard time forgetting the Maundy Thursday evening service held in 1951 at Plymouth Congregational Church. That was when a group of PlymouthÃ¢ÂÂs new members were to be recognized and formally welcomed into the church at 925 Vt.
President and CEO steps down amid federal investigation: November 23, 2002; David Wittig, under indictment on federal fraud and money-laundering charges, resigned Friday as president and chief executive officer of Westar Energy Inc.
Briefly: November 23, 2002; ¢ Spain: Submarine to check for leaks from oil tanker ¢ Toronto: Insult of president talk of the nation ¢ Paris: Moulin Rouge fined for racist labor practices ¢ Jerusalem: Mahler score found at Israeli academy ¢ London: Pubs fined because drinkers also dance
Violet Elizabeth Bechtold: November 23, 2002; Memorial services for Violet Elizabeth Bechtold, 97, Lawrence, will be at 4 p.m. Monday at Lawrence Presbyterian Manor. Inurnment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Bechtold died Friday, Nov. 22, 2002, at Lawrence Presbyterian Manor.
Putin urges Bush to not go it alone in war against Iraq: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; Russian President Vladimir Putin told President Bush on Friday the United States should not wage war alone against Iraq, and he put Bush on the spot by questioning whether White House allies like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are doing enough to fight terrorism.
Pastor picks Lawrence church over ministry in Lone Star State: By Jim Baker; November 23, 2002; The Rev. Emilee Whitehurst’s fate was decided over a cup of coffee with a stranger. The 30-year-old had a tough choice in front of her, with competing job offers from First Presbyterian Church, 2415 Clinton Parkway, and University Presbyterian Church in Austin, Tex.
Developers hope to ease neighbor, city concerns: November 23, 2002; Wal-Mart is scrapping plans for a jumbo-size supercenter on the cityÃ¢ÂÂs fast-growing northwest side, cutting its losses after neighborhood and planning commission opposition made it unlikely the project would receive city commission approval.
Briefly: November 23, 2002; ¢ Michigan: Mother found guilty, insane in murders ¢ Alaska: Airplane diverted after death threat ¢ Colorado: Manure to stay until school official cleans up ¢ Washington, D.C.: Security scare causes airport evacuation
Weddings: November 23, 2002
Hughes services: November 23, 2002
On the record: November 23, 2002
Area briefs: November 23, 2002; ¢ KU receives grant for groundwater project ¢ KPR comedy troupe plans holiday shows ¢ Baldwin High School to compete in High-Q ¢ Shooting spree leaves three people dead
Religion Briefs: November 23, 2002; ¢ Calvary Temple Assembly of God ¢ Central United Methodist ¢ First Presbyterian Church ¢ First Presbyterian Church of Oskaloosa ¢ First United Methodist ¢ Immanuel Lutheran Church ¢ Lawrence Baptist Temple ¢ Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship ¢ Plymouth Congregational ¢ St. John the Evangelist ¢ St. Luke AME Church ¢ St. Margaret’s Episcopal ¢ Trinity Episcopal Church ¢ Trinity Lutheran Church ¢ Unity Church of Lawrence ¢ West Side Presbyterian ¢ Worden United Methodist
Mandatory showers no longer the norm: By Dr. Dobson, Focus on the family; November 23, 2002; We have a very athletic junior-high school boy who loves every kind of physical activity. He gets most of his exercise in PE class every morning, but I happen to know that he doesn’t shower afterward.
Plymouth Church to celebrate parishioners’ 50 years of devotion: By Jim Baker; November 23, 2002; Al and Julie Hack would have a hard time forgetting the Maundy Thursday evening service held in 1951 at Plymouth Congregational Church. That was when a group of Plymouth’s new members were to be recognized and formally welcomed into the church at 925 Vt.
Eudora’s dream season ends, 21-14: Fort Scott stifles Cardinals in 4A semifinals; By Mike Miller; November 23, 2002; For three quarters, Eudora High’s football team matched undefeated and top-ranked Fort Scott’s physical play and dominating defense.
KU researchers hope patent rings in success: November 23, 2002; Researchers at Kansas University recently received a patent on technology that could save giant phone companies like Sprint billions in infrastructure costs.
Baker soccer falls: November 23, 2002; Baker UniversityÃ¢ÂÂs finest soccer season ended with a 1-0 loss to Simon Fraser in the first round of the NAIA championships on Friday. Baker (14-4-3) outshot S.F., 12-9, but was handed a red card less than a minute into the second half and had to play the rest of the way a man down.
Â: November 23, 2002; For 20 minutes, an obscure guard from UNC Greensboro named Jay Joseph did an uncanny impression of Kobe Bryant.
Scouting news: November 23, 2002
Weekend sings with music offerings: November 23, 2002; Music will fill the air this weekend in the Lawrence area. Performances by the Moscow Boys Choir, Rossetti String Quartet and the Lawrence Youth Symphony are on tap. Here are some other activities to check out:
Horoscopes: By Jacqueline Bigar; November 23, 2002
‘Killer’ free after another confesses: Convict whose only crime was adultery served six years; The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; For a guy who claimed to be innocent, Jeffrey Scott Hornoff behaved an awful lot like a guilty man. In the days, weeks and years after Victoria Cushman was bludgeoned to death with a fire extinguisher in 1989, Hornoff changed his story several times.
Congress fails to extend jobless benefits: Homeland Security Department bill sent to president for Monday signing; The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; Congress adjourned for the year Friday without extending jobless benefits that will soon lapse for about 1 million people, but it did send President Bush the bill merging 22 agencies into a new Homeland Security Department.
UNCG awed by KU intensity: ‘In my opinion, they’re the best team in America’; By Chuck Woodling; November 23, 2002; For 20 minutes, an obscure guard from UNC Greensboro named Jay Joseph did an uncanny impression of Kobe Bryant.
Baker soccer falls: November 23, 2002; Baker University’s finest soccer season ended with a 1-0 loss to Simon Fraser in the first round of the NAIA championships on Friday. Baker (14-4-3) outshot S.F., 12-9, but was handed a red card less than a minute into the second half and had to play the rest of the way a man down.
NFL’s drug policy does make sense: By Kevin Blackistone, The Dallas Morning News; November 23, 2002; It just seems like it, but the truth is that Randy Moss really hasn’t missed a game this season. Despite facing a misdemeanor charge for marijuana possession stemming from a traffic arrest, after reportedly having failed a drug test for marijuana a season ago, Moss has played every Vikings game this year.
Business Briefcase: November 23, 2002; ¢ Rueschhoff building Sixth Street location ¢ Manufacturing: Heinz sale clears hurdle ¢ Lawrence: Farewell celebration set for chamber president
Briefly: November 23, 2002; ¢ New York: Plans for WTC site include tallest building ¢ Missouri: Show Me State picks Lewis and Clark quarter ¢ Illinois: Breast-feeding mother loses some rights
Club news: November 23, 2002
KU baseball adds 12 players: By Ryan Wood; November 23, 2002; The transformation of Kansas University’s baseball program into coach Ritch Price’s own is now in full swing.
KU swimming team remains in fourth: November 23, 2002; Paced by Gwen Haley’s second-place finish, Kansas University’s swimming and diving team still was fourth Friday in the 10-team Nike Cup Invitational.
Simien gets double-double despite sore ankle: By Richard Brack; November 23, 2002; Wayne Simien scored a career-high 18 points Friday night in Kansas University’s 105-66 victory over UNC Greensboro at Allen Fieldhouse.
Wayne F. Unfred: November 23, 2002
Next stop: New York - Kansas 105, UNC Greensboro 66: KU rolls past UNCG, earns trip to semis; By Jim Baker; November 23, 2002; Keith Langford’s brand-new 2002 Final Four ring fits perfectly. “It feels good. It looks good, too,” Langford, Kansas University’s 6-foot-4, sweet-shooting sophomore guard, said, showing the blue stone to reporters on Friday night at Allen Fieldhouse.
Letha Pearl Anderson: November 23, 2002; Services for Letha Pearl Anderson, 100, Liberty, Mo., will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Quisenberry Chapel, Tonganoxie. Burial will be in Ozawkie Cemetery. Mrs. Anderson died Thursday, Nov. 21, 2002, at Liberty Terrace Care Center.
Douglas W. Cole: November 23, 2002
Jackson antics just a symptom: By Stanley Crouch, New York Daily News; November 23, 2002; One of the fundamental aspects of our time is the fact that we are so often either disappointed or shocked by the behavior of people in high-profile positions. Michael Jackson has been such a person for a long time.
The right thing: November 23, 2002
Good choice: November 23, 2002
Military cowers at gay ‘threat’: By Leonard Pitts Jr., Miami Herald; November 23, 2002; One of the most shocking sights from the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks was not a building crumbling, a crowd fleeing or a woman caked in dust. Rather, it was a headline crawling across the bottom of the screen on an all-news channel.
Race begins for Democratic nomination: By David Shribman, The Boston Globe; November 23, 2002; Last week, the Democrats chose Boston as the site for their 2004 national convention. Next week many of the potential candidates will be talking turkey with their families, using the long Thanksgiving weekend to examine the personal costs of a presidential campaign.
Healthy ventures: J-W Editorials; November 23, 2002; Two local nonprofit health care providers benefit the community in many ways. News this week from a couple of nonprofit health care providers in Lawrence points out how much those services benefit not only their patients but the community as a whole.
Federal prosecutors press case for 30-year sentence for druggist: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; Federal prosecutors, seeking the stiffest possible sentence for drug-diluting pharmacist Robert R. Courtney, filed court documents Friday claiming Courtney’s dilution of chemotherapy drugs hastened - and perhaps even caused - the death of a cancer patient.
Stupidity led to resignation, fair director says: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; Bill Ogg, who resigned abruptly this week as manager of the Kansas State Fair amid controversy about lumber he took from a building due for demolition, said he had thought the wood was headed for a landfill.
UMKC’s strategic plan wins OK from board: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; A controversial strategic plan for the University of Missouri-Kansas City includes several lofty goals and an ambitious fund-raising campaign.
Shuttle launch called off: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; The same storm system that sank an oil tanker off the coast of Spain grounded space shuttle Endeavour on Friday.
Rabbi gets life sentence in wife’s hired murder: November 23, 2002; A rabbi convicted of hiring two hitmen to kill his wife was spared the death penalty Friday and sentenced to life in prison.
Engagements: November 23, 2002
Around and about: November 23, 2002
Violet Elizabeth Bechtold: November 23, 2002
Vatican has ‘secret’ version: Knight Ridder Newspapers; November 23, 2002; The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops were forced to revise their procedure for removing sexually abusive priests because it conflicted with a “secret” Vatican policy, according to a report published Friday.
People: November 23, 2002; ¢ Garr joins battle against MS ¢ Jay-Z plays principal for a day ¢ AIDS day brings Bono to Midwest ¢ Letterman gets wish, sort of
Health Midwest signs $1.13 billion deal with HCA: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; Health Midwest announced Friday it has signed a formal contract to sell its 14 hospitals and other assets to HCA Inc. of Nashville, Tenn.
Local Briefs: November 23, 2002; ¢ Monarch Watch seeks donations for program ¢ Courts: Park robber sentenced ¢ Crime: Police investigating incidents at high schools
Governor-elect is missing opportunity to show leadership: By Dolph C. Simons, Jr.; November 23, 2002; It is unfortunate Kansas Gov.-elect Kathleen Sebelius has not viewed the current state financial problems as an opportunity to show leadership and a desire to work in the best interests of the state.
Sunday liquor dispute begins: AG challenging ordinance allowing sales in Wyandotte; The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; The legal fight over whether liquor stores can be open on Sundays in Wyandotte County has started with state and local officials going to court to push their positions.
Film of JFK assassination to be digitally restored: November 23, 2002; One of the three primary films of the assassination of President Kennedy is being restored, its owners said Friday, the 39th anniversary of his death.
Jackson won’t be prosecuted: German officials say dangling baby from hotel balcony was not a crime; New York Daily News; November 23, 2002; They can’t lay a glove on him. That was the decision German authorities announced Thursday night after weighing charges against Michael Jackson, who touched off a furor this week when he dangled his wriggling baby boy from a hotel balcony window.
Sebelius defends closed sessions: Media fighting governor-elect’s decision to keep advisory teams’ meetings private; The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; Gov.-elect Kathleen Sebelius remained unmoving Friday in her decision to close meetings of her review teams’ discussions about what she can do to improve state government.
Marker a tribute to slain student: By Dave Ranney; November 23, 2002; Eighteen months after Kansas University student Shannon Martin was slain in Costa Rica, her parents and sister gathered Friday at a cemetery near Ottawa to watch workers erect her tombstone.
EPA eases clean air requirements; environmentalists cite concerns: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; The Bush administration relaxed air pollution regulations and proposed other changes Friday to make it easier for older factories, refineries and power plants to modernize without having to install expensive new anti-pollution equipment.
Wittig resigns Westar post: President and CEO steps down amid federal investigation; J-W Staff and Wire Reports; November 23, 2002; David Wittig, under indictment on federal fraud and money-laundering charges, resigned Friday as president and chief executive officer of Westar Energy Inc.
With flurries in forecast, Old Man Winter looms: By Mike Belt & Dave Toplikar; November 23, 2002; A cold spell is heading for Lawrence, and forecasters say it may bring snow with it. There’s a chance of flurries during the day Sunday, according to Matt Makens, 6News meteorologist.
Wal-Mart backs off super-size store plan: Developers hope to ease neighbor, city concerns; By Joel Mathis; November 23, 2002; Wal-Mart is scrapping plans for a jumbo-size supercenter on the city’s fast-growing northwest side, cutting its losses after neighborhood and planning commission opposition made it unlikely the project would receive city commission approval.
Big 12 Women Roundup: BYU stuns No. 12 Texas, 79-63: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; Erin Thorn scored 19 points, and Brigham Young used a decisive run in the second half to topple No. 12 Texas in the season opener for both teams Friday night.
Wall Street fines could top $1 billion: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; Regulators began meeting with Wall Street investment firms Friday to discuss fines, reportedly totaling more than $1 billion, for misleading investors with poor research.
Men’s Roundup: Tigers win opener: Missouri sloppy in 72-57 victory; The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; It wasn’t the blowout Missouri was hoping for in its season opener. Then again, at least the Tigers know where they need to improve.
KU Basketball Notebook: Roy stifles chant: KU coach not thrilled with semi foe; November 23, 2002; Some fans in the student section started chanting, “We want Tar Heels, we want Tar Heels,” in the waning moments of Kansas University’s 105-66 rout of UNC Greensboro on Friday night at Allen Fieldhouse.
6News video: Wal-Mart gives up on 6th and Wakarusa: November 23, 2002; 6News reports on the news that Wal-Mart has given up on its plan to build a store at the intersection of 6th St. and Wakarusa.
Ottawa holds off HINU: By Ryan Wood; November 23, 2002; Neither a relentless three-point attack nor a late comeback could put the Haskell Indian Nations University men’s basketball team over the top.
Wallace, Stoudamire cited for marijuana possession: The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; Portland Trail Blazers teammates Damon Stoudamire and Rasheed Wallace were cited for misdemeanor marijuana possession early Friday after their car was stopped on the way home from a game in Seattle.
NBA Roundup: Shaq back for Lakers: O’Neal scores 17 as L.A. belts Bulls, 86-73; The Associated Press; November 23, 2002; Shaq came back, and the Lakers immediately got better. Shaquille O’Neal had 17 points and seven rebounds in his season debut Friday night while playing 21 minutes of the Lakers’ 86-73 victory over the Chicago Bulls.
6Sports video: Jayhawks rout Spartans: November 23, 2002; 6Sports reports on the Jayhawks’ win over North Carolina Greensboro in the second round of the preseason NIT.
Pyle not a factor in Cardinals’ loss: Standout running back held to 14 yards on 11 carries in semifinal setback; By Andy Samuelson; November 23, 2002; Andrew Pyle was pained and powerless Friday. Pyle, Eudora High’s standout running back, ended his phenomenal prep football career without even the opportunity for one final play, not even on defense.
6News video: Noise from SLT wouldn’t be an issue: November 23, 2002; 6News reports on the plan to reduce noise and light from a 32nd Street SLT alignment.
Woods poised for move: Japan’s Yokoo leads Dunlop Phoenix; November 23, 2002; Finally, somebody found a weakness in Tiger Woods’ game. And it turned out to be Tiger.
6Sports video: Cardinals end season with 11-2 record: November 23, 2002; 6Sports reports on Eudora High’s Friday night sub-state football game against the Fort Scott Tigers.
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