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‘Missing’ woman surfaces in Costa Rica
October 29, 2002
(Updated Wednesday at 2:57 a.m.) Just a few hours after her parents reported her missing yesterday aftertoon, 21-year-old Portia Metzler e-mailed her parents from Costa Rica saying she was OK.
Lions, Firebirds to meet in regional
October 29, 2002
More than bragging rights are at stake when the Free State High and Lawrence High soccer teams face off. This is to keep on playing.
En Fuego gets youths fired up about film
October 29, 2002
What do get when you give some talented young people video cameras and freedom to explore? The En Fuego Film Festival hosted by the Free State High School. This annual showing of films from youths around Lawrence has evolved into a weeklong extravaganza, complete with an awards ceremony.
Favorite scary movies perfect for Halloween
October 29, 2002
Members of the Lawrence Journal-World Teen Advisory Board asked Lawrence youths what was their favorite scary movie. You might enjoy watching one of these movies for Halloween  if mom and dad will let you, that is.
Green also impressed with latest version of Jayhawks
October 29, 2002
No longer involved directly with basketball, Ted Owens still likes to watch a game or two in person or on TV. The 73-year-old Owens especially likes watching Kansas, the program he directed to a 348-182 mark as head coach from 1964 to 1983.
Lawrence visit pairs Sebelius, supporters
October 29, 2002
Galen Worthington is one of those Republicans for Democrat Kathleen Sebelius. orthington, a Kansas University student from Lawrence, braved the morning fog Monday to meet and talk with Sebelius at a campaign stop at the Westside Deli & Market, 4931 W. Sixth St.
woman surfaces in Costa Rica
October 29, 2002
(Updated Wednesday at 2:57 a.m.) Just a few hours after her parents reported her missing yesterday aftertoon, 21-year-old Portia Metzler e-mailed her parents from Costa Rica saying she was OK.
Gas station owner expects proposal to fuel business
October 29, 2002
Plans are in the works to develop more retail space at the northeast corner of 31st and Iowa streets. First National Development Inc., which is developing Best Buy and Home Depot stores at the location, has filed a preliminary plan for three more buildings on the site.
City board to mull tax abatement for Prosoco
October 29, 2002
City, county and school district officials this week are expected to make a recommendation on whether Prosoco Inc. should get a 55 percent, 10-year tax abatement for a $2.5 million expansion project at East Hills Business Park.
Kansas race seen as key for control of U.S. House
October 29, 2002
On Sept. 10, 2001, United Airlines pilot Adam Taff flew a Boeing 757 from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles. The next day, an American Airlines plane on the same route was commandeered by terrorists and crashed into the Pentagon, killing all 64 on board.
at KU
October 29, 2002
Justice Clarence Thomas said he tires of hearing criticism of the U.S. Supreme Court from observers who rely on news accounts to understand cases. So he visits law schools  as he did Monday at Kansas University  to hear a more educated critique.
Kids Voting program aims to add fun at polls
October 29, 2002
Most people eligible to vote in the United States don’t bother anymore. That has democracy experts fretting about the health of self-government here. Some have looked to Costa Rica for an example of how to conduct an election that attracts heavy participation.
Oskaloosa native missing in Colo.
October 29, 2002
With the search now several days old, law enforcement officials are losing hope that an Oskaloosa native and Kansas University graduate who is apparently missing somewhere in Great Sand Dunes National Monument will be found before winter weather prohibits further investigation.
Topeka woman hopes to revive Shannon Martin murder investigation
October 29, 2002
Seventeen months after Shannon Martin was stabbed to death while studying in Costa Rica, her mother is making her third trip to the Central American country in hopes of sparking progress in the murder case.
Independent candidate hopes to spoil party
October 29, 2002
Denis Moynihan helped lead an attempt to shut down the 1999 World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle. Now he’s trying to shut down Dennis Moore’s tenure in Congress.
air quality deemed safe in inspections
October 29, 2002
Air flowing through two government buildings in downtown Lawrence received a clean bill of health this month from state officials, but at least one county employee who has complained about the buildings’ air quality remains skeptical.
Chamber leader leaving
October 29, 2002
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce is preparing to search for a new president, as its current boss prepares to leave for a similar post in Michigan.
LHS Player of the week: Chris Fulton
October 29, 2002
Class: Senior HT: 6-1 WT:180
Sebelius shatters spending record
October 29, 2002
Democratic candidate Kathleen Sebelius is spending more money than any other gubernatorial candidate in Kansas history, according to campaign finance reports filed Monday.
Pair of LHS running backs top 1,000-yard plateau
October 29, 2002
When the Lawrence High football team wrapped up its District title, it wasn’t last Friday during its 42-26 win against Free State.
after 21-year-old failed to return on scheduled flight
October 29, 2002
Janette Kroeger’s 21-year-old daughter, Portia Metzler, is missing in Costa Rica. “She was due back Friday night, but she didn’t make her flight  she didn’t show up at the airport. We got an e-mail from her on Oct. 10 and that’s the last we heard from her,” said Kroeger, who lives with her husband, Mel, and four of Portia’s five brothers and half-brothers in North Lawrence.
Aguilera ‘Stripped’ of teen image
Singer sheds pop stylings and clothes on CD released this week
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Christina Aguilera considers her new disc, “Stripped,” a chance for people to finally get to know who she really is to “see the bare me.” Fans are getting an eyeful.
NFL briefs
October 29, 2002
Ravens’ Lewis could miss rest of season Seahawks receiver released from hospital Hodgins will return Colts’ James has MRI on right hamstring Bucs’ McFarland ailing Falcons release Jackson Panthers’ Gilbert ailing Harrison makes appeal
Briefcase
October 29, 2002
Television: EchoStar seeks to revive $18 billion merger Financial services: American Express profits on the rise Insurance: Cigna to restructure Pharmaceuticals: Bayer reports victory in Cipro patent lawsuit
Stabbing fuels life debate
By George Will, Washington Post Writers Group.
October 29, 2002
Antonio Pena and Jaclyn Kurr of Michigan were a turbulent pair. She had sought hospital treatment for injuries he inflicted, and spent time in a domestic violence shelter.
Americans want the world with them
By Leonard Pitts Jr., Miami Herald
October 29, 2002
I’ll bet you can’t remember the word candidate George W. Bush used to describe the foreign policy he would pursue as president. Give it a shot, I’ll wait. I’ll even give you a clue. He said it during the second presidential debate. Begins with “h.”
Small community lends big hand in aftermath of fatal bus crash
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Wallace County Sheriff Larry Townsend knew he needed extra help when he approached the scene of a deadly charter bus crash and saw several people trying to tell him something by using sign language.
In the halls
October 29, 2002
What you didn’t know about Halloween costumes
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Why did people start wearing costumes? Any idea what will be popular this year?
Russia mourns raid victims; Putin pledges to fight terror
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
President Vladimir Putin led a national day of mourning Monday and pledged Russia would not surrender to terrorist “blackmail.” Relatives and friends grieved for 118 captives who died in the siege at a Moscow theater, all but two from the paralyzing gas used to rescue them.
‘Early Show’ unveils new lineup
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
CBS debuted its new team of four anchors and, briefly, a fifth on “The Early Show” Monday in its latest effort to compete with more dominant morning rivals.
Mangino has ‘great admiration’ for Snyder
By David Mitchell
October 29, 2002
There’s no love lost between Kansas University and Kansas State, but the football coaches of those Sunflower State rivals claim that’s not the case in their personal relationship.
McClain, Valencia eye state
October 29, 2002
As one runner wraps up his high school cross country career, it seems another one has taken off. Such is the case with Dylan McClain and Alysha Valencia.
for Snyder
October 29, 2002
There’s no love lost between Kansas University and Kansas State, but the football coaches of those Sunflower State rivals claim that’s not the case in their personal relationship.
KU lucky NU game not on TV
October 29, 2002
When you’re deep in the throes of a rebuilding season, it’s OK to count a small blessing as a thank-you-very-much.
Turn pumpkins into treats
By Laura Ressner, Fort Worth Star-Telegram
October 29, 2002
Produce sections are groaning under the weight of this year’s crop of winter squash. Winter squash is harvested in the fall and early winter and is eaten when the rind of the squash is hard and the darkish-colored flesh is sweet.
Daily ticker
October 29, 2002
New D.A.R.E. program more effective against drugs
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
An overhauled version of the much-maligned D.A.R.E. anti-drug program shows promising results in early trials, researchers said, suggesting that lessons once reserved for fifth-graders could be reborn someday for pupils in elementary school through high school.
FSHS Player of the week: Joe Aber
October 29, 2002
Class: Senior HT: 6-1 WT: 195
Briefly
October 29, 2002
Minnesota: Plane damage hampers Wellstone investigation Illinois: Governor to consider each clemency case Washington, D.C.: Korean War soldiers’ remains believed found Florida: Spread of West Nile through blood confirmed
Fox presents another ‘24’ hours
Kevin McDonough
October 29, 2002
Let the countdown begin. Last year’s most exciting and innovative drama, “24” (8 p.m.), is back. And from the looks of the first two episodes, it’s just as good as ever. The action picks up a year after last season’s conclusion.
Raid shows danger of gassing crowds
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Russia’s fatal use of an incapacitating gas to end a hostage crisis raises questions about whether the United States should continue looking for such means to calm large crowds or abandon the research altogether.
Independent candidate hopes to spoil party
By Terry Rombeck
October 29, 2002
Denis Moynihan helped lead an attempt to shut down the 1999 World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle. Now he’s trying to shut down Dennis Moore’s tenure in Congress.
Evelyn Susan Koch
October 29, 2002
Trick-or-treaters beware
Fancy contacts found to be dangerous, doctors say
By Kimberly Palmer, Knight-Ridder Services
October 29, 2002
You’ve got your Halloween costume planned right down to the smallest detail your eyes. Those bright red, special-effects contact lenses you picked up last weekend at the flea market are sure to make you the scariest devil at the party.
New slaying linked to sniper suspects
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Two suspects charged in the rash of recent East Coast sniper attacks were linked by authorities Monday to the murder of a Tacoma woman last winter, and a shooting at a synagogue.
American diplomat assassinated in Jordan
Ambassador calls slaying a ‘cowardly, criminal act’ but shies away from labeling it a terrorist attack
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
An American diplomat was assassinated Monday in front of his house, gunned down by eight pistol shots in the first such targeted attack on a U.S. diplomat in decades.
McClain, Valencia eye state
October 29, 2002
As one runner wraps up his high school cross country career, it seems another one has taken off. Such is the case with Dylan McClain and Alysha Valencia.
Giants ponder losses
Title was within reach
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Barry Bonds probably wanted to cry, too. Instead, while little Darren Baker wailed, Bonds stared blankly from the dugout as the Anaheim Angels celebrated their first World Series championship.
Suspect misses sniper profile
By E.R. Shipp, New York Daily News
October 29, 2002
Who would have thunk it? Obviously none of those expert profilers who speculated that the sniper in the Washington area was a cowardly white man of somewhere between 25 and 50 years of age who may or may not have had a military and/or law enforcement background.
KU lucky NU game not on TV
October 29, 2002
When you’re deep in the throes of a rebuilding season, it’s OK to count a small blessing as a thank-you-very-much.
Baseball briefs
October 29, 2002
Chicago’s Thomas to test free agency Cardinals’ catcher has surgery on shoulder Man stabbed at tailgate, police investigators say All-California Series sets TV futility record Oakland to name Macha skipper today
Developers file plans for South Iowa project
Gas station owner expects proposal to fuel business
By Chad Lawhorn
October 29, 2002
Plans are in the works to develop more retail space at the northeast corner of 31st and Iowa streets. First National Development Inc., which is developing Best Buy and Home Depot stores at the location, has filed a preliminary plan for three more buildings on the site.
State honors Hallmark plant for service
J-W Staff Reports
October 29, 2002
The Kansas Commission on National and Community Service initiated the “You Make a Difference Awards” program last year to honor volunteer service.
County buildings’ air quality deemed safe in inspections
By Mark Fagan
October 29, 2002
Air flowing through two government buildings in downtown Lawrence received a clean bill of health this month from state officials, but at least one county employee who has complained about the buildings’ air quality remains skeptical.
Victim’s mother keeps case alive
Topeka woman hopes to revive Shannon Martin murder investigation
By Phil Cauthon
October 29, 2002
Seventeen months after Shannon Martin was stabbed to death while studying in Costa Rica, her mother is making her third trip to the Central American country in hopes of sparking progress in the murder case.
Oskaloosa native missing in Colo.
By Leita Walker
October 29, 2002
With the search now several days old, law enforcement officials are losing hope that an Oskaloosa native and Kansas University graduate who is apparently missing somewhere in Great Sand Dunes National Monument will be found before winter weather prohibits further investigation.
Lawrence woman’s daughter missing in Costa Rica
Investigation has ‘snowballed’ after 21-year-old failed to return on scheduled flight
By Dave Ranney
October 29, 2002
Janette Kroeger’s 21-year-old daughter, Portia Metzler, is missing in Costa Rica. “She was due back Friday night, but she didn’t make her flight she didn’t show up at the airport. We got an e-mail from her on Oct. 10 and that’s the last we heard from her,” said Kroeger, who lives with her husband, Mel, and four of Portia’s five brothers and half-brothers in North Lawrence.
Eagles stifle Giants
Staley, McNabb each top 100 rushing yards in win
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Donovan McNabb dropped back to pass, quickly noticed his receivers were covered, took off and ran 38 yards. It was just the fourth play of the game, but it set the tone for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Prep Notebook: Playoff berth on line for Free State
Pair of LHS running backs top 1,000-yard plateau
By Mike Belt
October 29, 2002
When the Lawrence High football team wrapped up its District title, it wasn’t last Friday during its 42-26 win against Free State.
People
October 29, 2002
McCartney cancels Aussie stop Woody his own worst critic Beauty queen takes on world Bjork’s mom hungers for justice
Jury begins deliberations in barrel-bodies case
Prosecutors allege Robinson is ‘sinister’
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Six men and six women finished their first day of deliberations Monday evening in the multiple-murder case against John E. Robinson Sr. without reaching a verdict.
Briefly
October 29, 2002
Havana: Dissident groups unite Jerusalem: 175 would-be suicide bombers reported in Israeli custody Cuba: U.S. releases 3 detainees
OU strengthens lead in BCS standings
J-W Wire Sources
October 29, 2002
Oklahoma took the weekend off, but the Sooners strengthened their lead in the BCS standings released Monday.
Horoscopes
By Jacqueline Bigar
October 29, 2002
Local briefs
October 29, 2002
Baker soccer team clinches outright title South completes undefeated season
Local briefs
October 29, 2002
City sales tax collection climbs in October Crime: Tobacco store robbed Streets: City plowers to make practice run today
College briefs
October 29, 2002
Bulldog sidelined Cougar making mission
Pfizer to pay $49 million in settlement
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Pfizer Inc. said Monday it will pay $49 million to settle Justice Department allegations that it overcharged the Medicaid program for its cholesterol-lowering drug Lipitor.
Westar sale could mean rate increases
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Consumer advocates caution that rate increases are possible if regulators approve the proposed sale of part of Westar Energy Inc.’s service area to Midwest Energy.
City board to mull tax abatement for Prosoco
By Chad Lawhorn
October 29, 2002
City, county and school district officials this week are expected to make a recommendation on whether Prosoco Inc. should get a 55 percent, 10-year tax abatement for a $2.5 million expansion project at East Hills Business Park.
‘The Will’ finds a way to air family feuds
By Donna Petrozzello, Knight-Ridder Tribune
October 29, 2002
If there’s a will there’s a reality TV show. The genre, which has led to shows getting people to battle over food and eligible bachelors, may now pit family members in a fight over an inheritance.
U.S. blames terrorists; American found dead
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
The Bush administration on Monday refused to criticize Russian special forces for using the gas, which killed 116 of the hostages as well as the hostage takers.
Hearsay evidence disallowed in Carr trial
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
A judge’s decision Monday to disallow hearsay evidence makes it unlikely that Reginald Carr, one of two brothers accused of a nine-day crime spree that left five people dead, will testify in his own defense.
Old home town - 100 years ago today
Courtesy Watkins Community Museum
October 29, 2002
Power shift
October 29, 2002
Business decision?
October 29, 2002
What counts
October 29, 2002
Election issue
October 29, 2002
Wellstone interest
October 29, 2002
Cleaner campaign
October 29, 2002
Savings habit
J-W Editorials
October 29, 2002
Students at Hillcrest School are getting a worthwhile real-life lesson in money management. The miniature credit union being operated by students at Hillcrest School is more than a game.
Twenty-nine applicants seek top court spots
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Four Court of Appeals members and 10 district judges are among 29 applicants for two soon-to-be Kansas Supreme Court vacancies.
Capitol ceremony honors black Civil War soldiers
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Shouts of “Huzzah,” speeches by history enthusiasts and a mournful rendition of taps honored the first unit of black troops to see battle during the Civil War.
Insurance race reports show Praeger’s funding from industry
By Scott Rothschild
October 29, 2002
Republican Sandy Praeger of Lawrence and Democrat Jim Garner are raising a similar amount of money in their race for Kansas insurance commissioner.
State briefs
October 29, 2002
Abilene: Forum offers overview of presidential libraries Fort Dodge: New veterans cemetery to be dedicated Friday Topeka: Potential recruits learn military skills
Securities commissioner seeking tougher penalties for fraud
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Securities Commissioner David Brant is proposing that the state impose tougher penalties for securities fraud.
Poll suggests large lead for Sebelius
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
A Harris News Service poll suggests Democrat Kathleen Sebelius held a significant lead over Republican Tim Shallenburger heading into the final two weeks of the gubernatorial campaign.
Lawrence visit pairs Sebelius, supporters
By Scott Rothschild
October 29, 2002
Galen Worthington is one of those Republicans for Democrat Kathleen Sebelius. orthington, a Kansas University student from Lawrence, braved the morning fog Monday to meet and talk with Sebelius at a campaign stop at the Westside Deli & Market, 4931 W. Sixth St.
Oscar L. Emery
October 29, 2002
Bert M. Haney
October 29, 2002
Lorene Luella Higgins
October 29, 2002
Delores Rose Miller
October 29, 2002
Area briefs
October 29, 2002
Patrol continues search for driver in turnpike wreck AWOL sailor arrested League plans forum on school finance Police arrest suspect in apartment robbery
On the record
October 29, 2002
Favorite scary movies perfect for Halloween
By Dylan Guthrie and Alek Joyce, Journal-World Teen Advisory Board
October 29, 2002
Members of the Lawrence Journal-World Teen Advisory Board asked Lawrence youths what was their favorite scary movie. You might enjoy watching one of these movies for Halloween if mom and dad will let you, that is.
En Fuego gets youths fired up about film
By Jessica Foulke and Amy Lavaveshkul, Journal-World Teen Advisory Board
October 29, 2002
What do get when you give some talented young people video cameras and freedom to explore? The En Fuego Film Festival hosted by the Free State High School. This annual showing of films from youths around Lawrence has evolved into a weeklong extravaganza, complete with an awards ceremony.
Weapons inspectors back U.S. on Iraq
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
The United States won key support Monday from chief weapons inspectors who told the Security Council they would be better off with a new resolution that warns Iraq of consequences if it fails to cooperate.
Robert Blake’s attorney resigns, cites TV interview
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Harland Braun, the lawyer who has represented Robert Blake since his wife was shot to death last year, announced his resignation Monday, saying he objected to the actor’s decision to grant a jailhouse interview to ABC.
Nolte arraignment delayed for drug test
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
A judge on Monday postponed Nick Nolte’s arraignment on charges of driving under the influence and being under the influence of a controlled substance. A new date was set for Dec. 5 so the defense can test a blood sample.
Ryder trial under way
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Winona Ryder went on trial Monday on charges of shoplifting more than $5,500 in designer hats and other merchandise, with her lawyer depicting the actress as a victim of overzealous security guards.
6Sports video: Border War leaves one wounded
October 29, 2002
6Sports recaps the action from Saturdays’ KU football loss against the Missouri Tigers.
6News video: Tuition Advisory Board hopes to close communication gap
October 29, 2002
6News reports on the newly formed Tuition Advisory Board at KU.
6News video: County receives air quality test results
October 29, 2002
6News reports on the results of the air quality tests taken by the state in two Douglas County buildings.
Kids Voting program aims to add fun at polls
By Tim Carpenter
October 29, 2002
Most people eligible to vote in the United States don’t bother anymore. That has democracy experts fretting about the health of self-government here. Some have looked to Costa Rica for an example of how to conduct an election that attracts heavy participation.
Supreme Court justice enjoys learning from law students
Thomas makes time for ‘office hours’ at KU
By Terry Rombeck
October 29, 2002
Justice Clarence Thomas said he tires of hearing criticism of the U.S. Supreme Court from observers who rely on news accounts to understand cases. So he visits law schools as he did Monday at Kansas University to hear a more educated critique.
Chamber leader leaving
By Mark Fagan
October 29, 2002
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce is preparing to search for a new president, as its current boss prepares to leave for a similar post in Michigan.
Campus shooting leaves 4 dead
Struggling student kills three professors, himself
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
A student flunking out of the University of Arizona nursing school shot three of his professors to death Monday, then killed himself as dozens of terrified students rushed to get away.
Sebelius shatters spending record
By Scott Rothschild
October 29, 2002
Democratic candidate Kathleen Sebelius is spending more money than any other gubernatorial candidate in Kansas history, according to campaign finance reports filed Monday.
Pilot targets 3rd District incumbent
Kansas race seen as key for control of U.S. House
By Alison Mann
October 29, 2002
On Sept. 10, 2001, United Airlines pilot Adam Taff flew a Boeing 757 from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles. The next day, an American Airlines plane on the same route was commandeered by terrorists and crashed into the Pentagon, killing all 64 on board.
Vermeil wants more receptions
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
As good as the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense has been during the first half of the season, coach Dick Vermeil still isn’t satisfied.
Lions, Firebirds to meet in regional
By Mike Miller
October 29, 2002
More than bragging rights are at stake when the Free State High and Lawrence High soccer teams face off. This is to keep on playing.
FSHS Player of the week: Joe Aber
October 29, 2002
Rix out for FSU
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Chris Rix will be replaced as Florida State’s starting quarterback by Adrian McPherson when the No. 18 Seminoles play this weekend at Wake Forest.
Howe introduced by Mets
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
For Art Howe, being second or maybe third choice as the new manager of the New York Mets is really no problem. He’s used to his role as a consolation prize.
Source: Indians will hire Wedge
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
Eric Wedge will fit right in with the youthful Cleveland Indians. He’s as young as most of them.
American League: No place like home for Piniella
Lure of Florida entices Mariners’ skipper to switch teams
The Associated Press
October 29, 2002
The Tampa Bay Devil Rays didn’t have to do a lot to sell themselves to Lou Piniella. The third manager in the club’s five-year history is excited to finally have an opportunity to work near his hometown.
Auto Racing Briefs: Formula One makes rule changes
Ferrari won 15 of 17 races last season, resulting in drop in TV ratings
October 29, 2002
Formula One instituted a series of rules changes to make the sport more competitive, including barring teams from telling their drivers to finish in a certain order.
OSU’s Sutton to stick around
Coach wants to work at least six more years
October 29, 2002
At age 66, Eddie Sutton isn’t planning to stop coaching basketball at Oklahoma State anytime soon. Sutton disclosed Monday that he has agreed to a contract extension that will keep him on the job six more years.
KU Basketball Notebook: Owens still Kansas fan
Green also impressed with latest version of Jayhawks
By Gary Bedore
October 29, 2002
No longer involved directly with basketball, Ted Owens still likes to watch a game or two in person or on TV. The 73-year-old Owens especially likes watching Kansas, the program he directed to a 348-182 mark as head coach from 1964 to 1983.
LHS Player of the week: Chris Fulton
October 29, 2002
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