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- Retired KU professor dies in head-on collision
- November 13, 2003
- (Updated Thursday at 5:39 p.m.) A retired Kansas University psychology professor died and two other people were critically injured in a two-car, head-on collision Thursday afternoon near the Midland Junction just north of Lawrence.
- Fumes lead to evacuation from law enforcement center
- November 13, 2003
- (Updated Thursday at 12:27 p.m.) Employees working in the Douglas County Law Enforcement Center got a brief scare Thursday morning — fumes were detected in the building, which led to a brief evacuation.
- Briefly
- November 13, 2003
- ¢ FBI: Suspect ‘close’ to bombing clinics ¢ Judge won’t reveal hazing decision ¢ Study: Pain affects productivity at work
- Bush to face London protest
- November 13, 2003
- Security worries are more serious for President Bush’s upcoming trip to Britain than previous presidential visits, but some anti-war demonstrators may still be allowed to get close enough for Bush to see them, police said Wednesday.
- Trial opens in Carnahan plane crash
- November 13, 2003
- An airplane parts manufacturer knew for 20 years that one of its products was causing airplanes to crash but did nothing about it, an attorney for the family of the late Gov. Mel Carnahan said Wednesday.
- Momentum builds for Dean campaign
- Key unions endorse candidate
- November 13, 2003
- Two powerful unions formally endorsed presidential hopeful Howard Dean on Wednesday, further cementing his status as Democratic front-runner by nearly every measure — organization, momentum and money.
- Truck bomb strikes Italian base in Iraq
- At least 26 reported dead
- November 13, 2003
- A suicide bomber blew up a truck packed with explosives at an Italian paramilitary base Wednesday, killing at least 26 people. The United States struck at the Iraqi insurgency hours later, destroying a warehouse in Baghdad and chasing attackers who were seen firing mortars.
- Supreme Court tackles age discrimination case
- November 13, 2003
- Taking up an age discrimination case that could make it harder for employers to accommodate older workers, Supreme Court justices expressed concern Wednesday that allowing employees in their 40s to sue for the same benefits as older workers would, as one justice said, “blow up” federal anti-age bias laws.
- Baylor against Oklahoma? Numbers don’t lie
- November 13, 2003
- Oklahoma beat Texas A&M by 77 points four weeks after the Aggies pounded Baylor by 63.
- KU study shows KC residents favor TV news
- November 13, 2003
- If you’re a Kansas City area resident and you’re reading this story online, you’re most likely to be young, college-educated and making a good income, according to a Kansas University survey released Thursday.
- Briefly
- November 13, 2003
- ¢ Leader: Report shows lack of nuclear threat ¢ Companies agree to logging restrictions
- Briefly
- November 13, 2003
- ¢ DNA evidence defended in Laci Peterson case ¢ Experimental vaccine fails in AIDS study
- Briefly
- November 13, 2003
- ¢ Ten-year-old chained to bed dies in fire ¢ Hepatitis A outbreak affects at least 340
- Merchants try to ease Husker fans’ suffering
- Tire-slashing victims to get gift certificates from businesses
- November 13, 2003
- Please come back, Nebraska football fans, even if your team has beaten ours for 35 consecutive years. That’s the message Lawrence merchants, in conjunction with the Lawrence Convention and Visitors Bureau, want to send to Nebraska fans whose tires were slashed last weekend while they were in town to attend Saturday’s football game at Kansas University.
- Hand of Saddam seen in insurgency
- U.S. general says attacks may have been planned before war
- November 13, 2003
- The recent string of high-profile attacks on U.S. and allied forces in Iraq has appeared to be so methodical and well-crafted that some top U.S. commanders now fear that this may be the war Saddam Hussein and his generals planned all along. Knowing from the 1991 Gulf War that they couldn’t take on the U.S. military with conventional forces, these officers believe, the Baathist government cached weapons before the Americans invaded and planned to employ guerrilla tactics.
- Congress settling prescription drug benefit for seniors
- November 13, 2003
- The fate of a federal prescription-drug benefit for seniors, a priority for both Democrats and Republicans in Congress, could ultimately depend on whether a fragile deal struck Wednesday holds up long enough to reach the House of Representatives and Senate for final approval.
- Shelter still faces neighbor resistance
- Brook Creek residents reiterate opposition to proposed center
- November 13, 2003
- Some faces had changed. So had the proposed location. But the response Wednesday of Brook Creek neighborhood residents to a possible new homeless shelter was unchanged from nearly three years ago: Not in our back yards.
- Recovery process continues six months after park beating
- Last of four defendants found guilty in attack on disabled Lawrence teen
- November 13, 2003
- An almost six-month ordeal for a physically disabled Lawrence teen ended Wednesday when a judge found the last of four boys guilty of beating the teen this spring in a Lawrence city park.
- Daily ticker
- November 13, 2003
- Boeing deal to boost Wichita economy
- Senate OKs plan to acquire 100 refueling tankers; bill to create jobs in south-central Kansas
- November 13, 2003
- For two years, as members of Congress wrestled over the details, Fred Hunt anxiously watched as Boeing Co. sought a contract to provide the U.S. Air Force with a new fleet of midair refueling tankers. That wait finally ended Wednesday, when the Senate approved the controversial plan for the Air Force to acquire 100 Boeing 767s as part of a $401 billion defense bill.
- Briefly
- November 13, 2003
- ¢ KU’s ‘Hate-Out Week’ commemorates lives lost ¢ Donor offers to match $10,000 in fund drive ¢ Animal advocates seek to spay, neuter wild cats
- Broadway prepares to revive musical ‘Wonderful Town’
- November 13, 2003
- For the first time in more than 60 years, it’s Comden without Green.
- Parent group builds strengths of families
- November 13, 2003
- Even parents who would never physically abuse their child know they could do better at the all-important job of raising their kids.
- Uninsured young adults take high-stakes gamble
- November 13, 2003
- Clint Bowers had always been in perfect health.
- Searchers seek victim of Green River killer
- November 13, 2003
- Searchers on Wednesday returned to a site near Kent where confessed Green River serial killer Gary Ridgway said he left a body.
- Jayhawks shut down Sooners
- Defensive-minded Kansas sweeps overmatched Oklahoma squad
- November 13, 2003
- Apparently Kansas University’s volleyball team misunderstood the saying, “Boomer Sooner.” They must have thought it said “Boom The Sooners,” because that’s what the Jayhawks did Wednesday at Horejsi Center, pummeling Oklahoma, 3-0 (30-14, 30-21, 30-16).
- Mason, bosses deserve recognition
- Teamwork enabled former Kansas University coach to elevate Gophers’ football program
- November 13, 2003
- Glen Mason, the happy-go-lucky mentor of the Minnesota football team, was the recipient of much love and appreciation in the aftermath of Saturday’s 37-34 victory over Wisconsin.
- D.A.: Randle won’t be charged
- November 13, 2003
- No charges were filed against John Randle over a domestic disturbance call, but not because of Randle’s status as a Kansas University football player.
- Polk poised for Division One
- LHS senior will play hoops at Fairleigh Dickinson
- November 13, 2003
- It’s often a unique tale that brings together school and student-athlete.
- Briefcase
- November 13, 2003
- ¢ .S. companies, China sign trade agreements ¢ Cap Fed profit declines ¢ Payless announces loss ¢ Ford credit rating drops
- Texas’ Ransom Center boasts treasure trove of works
- November 13, 2003
- The collection is as big as it is diverse.
- Dad’s confession admissible in slaying
- November 13, 2003
- A Missouri man’s confession that he stabbed his 11-year-old developmentally disabled son and left him to die on the Kansas Turnpike last year can be used in court, a Leavenworth County judge ruled Wednesday. The ruling sets the stage for Raymond Boothe, 35, to stand trial starting Jan. 26 on a first-degree murder charge.
- Highly touted class of three signs with KU
- November 13, 2003
- Bill Self’s first recruiting class at Kansas University someday might be regarded as one of his best. “I think these three guys can be great players for Kansas,” Self said of 6-foot-11 Alexander “Sasha” Kaun, 6-1 Russell Robinson and 6-8 Darnell Jackson, who Wednesday signed national letters of intent with KU on the first day of the weeklong early signing period. “I think they can be impact guys — much like a (Keith) Langford, (Wayne) Simien, (Aaron) Miles, (Michael) Lee type of class.”
- Toomey fully adapted
- KU linebacker has learned to love gridiron
- November 13, 2003
- Gabriel Toomey is the first football player out of the locker room at every Kansas University home game, usually leaving his teammates several yards behind. Toomey, a sophomore linebacker, wasn’t quite as enthusiastic before his first practice.
- Bush should lift steel tariffs
- November 13, 2003
- Good politics, good economics and good sense: That is the case that should move President Bush to lift the patchwork tariffs on imported steel that he imposed 20 months ago. Steel is where the United States should declare victory and get out of a lose-lose conflict with the European Union and America’s other major trading partners.
- All in the family
- Brian France ready to follow in footsteps of father, grandfather as leader of NASCAR
- November 13, 2003
- The Winston Cup garage at Phoenix International Raceway was packed with people. Crews worked under car hoods. Fans jockeyed for glimpses of Dale Earnhardt Jr. Sponsors hobnobbed with team owners. And reporters scurried for interviews.
- RedHawks blow away Herd
- No. 23 Miami of Ohio overcomes wind, Marshall for 45-6 victory to clinch MAC East title
- November 13, 2003
- The goal posts were shaking, the flag poles were bending. The gusting wind had everything rattled — except Ben Roethlisberger.
- Okafor leads preseason squad
- November 13, 2003
- Emeka Okafor has done pretty well on the court and exceptionally well in the classroom. The Connecticut junior was just as impressive in garnering votes for the Associated Press’ preseason All-America team.
- Advocates for disabled mark 25 years of service
- November 13, 2003
- The late Roger Williams left his legacy in curb cuts and handicap-accessible bathrooms on the Kansas University campus, and it was in his memory Independence Inc. celebrated its 25th anniversary Wednesday.
- Bison bidding war
- November 13, 2003
- Demand to help boost crop prices, market analyst says
- November 13, 2003
- Good prices are ahead for agriculture, not only in 2004 but for several years to come, nationally-known agricultural market analyst Sue Martin said at the Wichita Farm and Ranch Show.
- Dennis A. Longfellow
- November 13, 2003
- Nurse jailed for duping elderly
- Caregiver bilked couple out of thousands in their final years
- November 13, 2003
- Calling a caregiver’s actions “despicable,” a judge Wednesday sentenced her to four years in jail for bilking a retired Kansas University professor and his wife of more than $70,000 during the final years of their lives. Melody G. McKenzie, 43, Lawrence, pleaded guilty earlier this year to fleecing William J. Griffith, former director of KU’s Center of Latin American Studies, and his wife, Shirley Griffith, after McKenzie began work in spring 2001 as the Griffiths’ in-home caregiver.
- On the record
- November 13, 2003
- Poll: Bush’s rating on economy improves
- November 13, 2003
- Public approval of President Bush’s handling of the economy has increased amid signs that the economy is recovering, according to a poll out Wednesday.
- Spurs rip Nets in Finals repeat
- November 13, 2003
- Tim Duncan not only beat the Nets again, he made them play scared.
- People
- November 13, 2003
- ¢ Comedian considers Senate run ¢ Timberlake joins restaurant ¢ Love pleads not guilty to drugs ¢ A thrill just to participate
- First tenant opens in former Kmart building
- Developers say T.J. Maxx expected to open 25,000-square-foot store
- November 13, 2003
- There’s life again in the former Kmart building on South Iowa Street. Bed Bath & Beyond has opened a 23,000-square-foot home furnishings store in the building at 31st and Iowa streets, and the property’s developers confirmed Wednesday a T.J. Maxx store also is slated for the site.
- Briefly
- November 13, 2003
- ¢ Letters with white powder sent to media outlets, CDC ¢ American Catholic bishops condemn same-sex unions ¢ White House, Sept. 11 panel reach accord on documents
- Americans released from Mexican jail
- Charges dismissed in land-rights dispute
- November 13, 2003
- Three Americans accused of invading and looting property in a controversial land-rights case in Oaxaca, Mexico, have been released from a monthlong jail stay after a local judge decided the charges against them had no merit.
- Panel urges financial aid for businesses over sales tax law
- November 13, 2003
- A legislative study committee agreed Wednesday that the state should provide relief to businesses struggling with a new sales tax law, but members did not endorse a specific proposal because of the potential cost. Some business owners have complained that the new law is onerous because it requires retailers to collect sales taxes at the rates imposed where they deliver their goods, rather than where the business is located, as had been the practice for decades.
- Mortgage firm provides $40M to settle allegations
- November 13, 2003
- A mortgage firm will set up a $40 million fund to compensate tens of thousands of customers and settle government allegations of abusive practices that caused homeowners to pay high insurance rates, improper late fees and other unnecessary costs.
- No victor in Rosie suit
- Judge finds no damages to O’Donnell or publisher
- November 13, 2003
- A judge said Wednesday that neither Rosie O’Donnell nor the publisher of her former magazine deserved damages in their dispute over its demise.
- Soybean production better than expected
- November 13, 2003
- As farmers wind down fall harvest in Kansas, the government Wednesday issued more optimistic production forecasts for the state’s soybean crop.
- Book offers nap time information
- November 13, 2003
- Nap time can be a battleground pitting parents against their groggy, defiant children.
- Palestinians approve new Cabinet, urge peace talks
- November 13, 2003
- Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat swore in a new Palestinian Cabinet on Wednesday, getting the government he wanted after a long wrangle and setting the stage for a renewed push to enact the stalled, U.S.-backed “road map” peace plan.
- Bombing victims say lifestyles were scrutinized
- November 13, 2003
- Residents of the mainly Arab residential compound attacked by suspected al-Qaida suicide bombers said Wednesday they knew their Westernized lifestyle was under scrutiny — they’d received a surprise visit from Saudi religious police suspicious that men and women were mixing at a party.
- Former POW from Kansas recounts capture in Iraq
- Pfc. Patrick Miller insists he’s no hero despite killing Iraqi soldiers, pestering guards
- November 13, 2003
- A Kansas soldier who was captured in Iraq with Jessica Lynch says he shot and killed members of an Iraqi mortar team as they were getting ready to launch an attack on his American colleagues.
- Testimony details fierce attack
- Murder trial resumes in slaying of KU study abroad student in Costa Rica
- November 13, 2003
- After almost two weeks of delays, the trial for suspects accused of killing Kansas University student Shannon Martin resumed Wednesday in this impoverished Pacific port town. Testimony from a forensic expert outlined a fierce struggle between Martin and her attackers. And in an unorthodox move, the judges moved their proceedings from the courtroom to the street where Martin was slain.
- Clark outlines plan to capture bin Laden
- November 13, 2003
- Criticizing President Bush’s efforts, Democratic presidential candidate Wesley Clark said he would press Saudi Arabia to provide commandos to accompany U.S. troops in the hunt for Osama bin Laden and other al-Qaida leaders.
- Standoff in Dallas kills 3
- November 13, 2003
- A daylong standoff between police and a gunman ended Wednesday with the man and two other people dead and four officers wounded. Seven children and a woman held as hostages were released unharmed.
- 6Sports video: Watkins will try to play at Oklahoma State
- November 13, 2003
- Travis Watkins will attempt to play despite his nagging injury.
- 6Sports video: VolleyHawks sweep Oklahoma
- November 13, 2003
- The volleyball team extends their Big 12 record to 9 - 6.
- 6Sports video: LHS standout Polk chooses school in New Jersey
- November 13, 2003
- Fairleigh Dickinson University be Josie Polk’s new basketball team.
- 6Sports video: Jayhawks soccer going to NCAA tournament
- November 13, 2003
- KU is playing well, but their first games will be against their fiercest rivals.
- 6Sports video: Improved Jayhawks were dominant in second exhibition game
- November 13, 2003
- The ‘Hawks played better defense and got more points against the Gorillas.
- 6News video: Chamber of commerce hopes to heal wounds from Nebraksa game
- November 13, 2003
- Vandalism of Nebraska fans has raised concerns about the city’s reputation. The Chamber of Commerce will send packages including gift certificates and apologies from city officials.
- 6News video: Kansas not keeping kids away from tobacco
- November 13, 2003
- The state is one of the worst in the nation for how it uses the money from tobacco settlements. Lawrence public schools report that a quarter of their students are smokers. Watchdog groups blame lack of funding for tobacco prevention.
- 6News video: Neighborhood residents protest new homeless shelter
- November 13, 2003
- The Brook Creek Neighborhood Association is opposed to the new Salvation Army shelter.
- 6News video: Boothe confession is not suppressed
- November 13, 2003
- The judge in the case denied the motion to keep the confession out of the case.
- 6News video: The trial in Shannon Martin’s killing will begin soon
- November 13, 2003
- The trial was delayed because of legal technicalities.
- 6News video: No charges will be filed against John Randle
- November 13, 2003
- Randle was arrested more than a week ago, but the district attorney’s office will not pursue the case.
- Actor makes return trek to WWII internment camp
- November 13, 2003
- A cypress root harvested from an Arkansas swamp 60 years ago is one of the few mementos Star Trek actor George Takei has from his childhood at a World War II internment camp.
- Rush Limbaugh to resume radio program Monday
- November 13, 2003
- Rush Limbaugh will return to his radio talk show Monday after completing a five-week treatment program for his addiction to painkillers, his brother said Wednesday.
- West Nile case confirmed
- November 13, 2003
- A Douglas County resident is the latest Kansan confirmed by state health officials to have contracted the West Nile virus.
- Claude ‘Buck’ Radcliff Jr.
- November 13, 2003
- Laura Grayce Stecher
- November 13, 2003
- Mabel Grace Freeman
- November 13, 2003
- County to speed up designating land for development
- November 13, 2003
- Douglas County commissioners figure they’d better hurry up and find some places to permit new industrial parks — before it’s too late.
- Attorney hired to defend against open records suit
- November 13, 2003
- Douglas County is bringing in legal help to fight charges it illegally withheld public information after a chase involving Lawrence Police that ended in the death of a 56-year-old woman.
- Deputy wreck case referred to state
- November 13, 2003
- A fatal crash involving a Barton County deputy has been referred to the state Attorney General’s Office for further investigation and possible criminal charges.
- Report criticizes state for tobacco programs
- Anti-smoking efforts fall far short, groups say
- November 13, 2003
- Kansas ranks among the nation’s worst states in adequately funding tobacco prevention programs for children, a new report charges. The Sunflower State ranked 42nd among the 50 states and the District of Columbia in the report released Wednesday by a coalition of public health organizations.
- Pena AL manager of year
- Marlins’ McKeon wins NL award
- November 13, 2003
- Tony Pena of the Kansas City Royals fell to his knees and cried with his family Wednesday at the news of being selected baseball’s American League manager of the year.
- Gophers’ Mason fed up with fans’ cheap shots
- November 13, 2003
- Glen Mason, now in his seventh year as head football coach at Minnesota University, didn’t take calls on his Sunday radio show because of what he deemed “cheap shots” taken by callers.
- KU briefs
- November 13, 2003
- Our town sports
- November 13, 2003
- Basketball season officially opens tonight
- November 13, 2003
- The Coaches vs. Cancer Classic is on a run.
- Report: Taking testosterone shows no benefits
- November 13, 2003
- The widely used male hormone testosterone has not been shown to be either safe or beneficial for the many men who use it to improve their strength and mood, an expert panel of doctors concluded Wednesday.
- Bryant to appear before trial judge
- November 13, 2003
- Kobe Bryant will be back in a Colorado courtroom today for his first hearing before the judge that will preside over his sexual-assault trial.
- KU’s Washington tapped for Women’s Hall of Fame
- November 13, 2003
- Marian Washington, now in her 31st year at Kansas University, has been named to the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame.
- Gergen third in presidential series
- November 13, 2003
- Only a handful of vouchers remain for David Gergen’s lecture Sunday at the Lied Center.
- ‘Memory Wall’s‘ overflow photos to be on computer
- November 13, 2003
- More than 1,000 pictures of World War II veterans that didn’t fit in displays at the Dole Institute of Politics will soon be included in a new computerized exhibit.
- Shoplifting report leads to police chase
- November 13, 2003
- A car carrying three shoplifting suspects struck three vehicles Wednesday afternoon in downtown Lawrence as the trio tried to elude police.
- A few more dollars
- November 13, 2003
- More and more of the cost of higher education in Kansas is being transferred to individual students and their families. From time to time, taxpayers are reminded that attaching fees to various services is just a back-door way of raising taxes. The same theory seems to apply to efforts to add special surcharges onto tuition for Kansas University students enrolled in certain classes or degree programs.
- Campaign laws tie speech to money
- November 13, 2003
- On May 24, 1945, just 16 days after V-E Day, Britain’s socialists were sanguine. A Labour Party firebrand, Aneurin Bevan, anticipating the Labour victory that occurred five weeks later, said privation would be a thing of the past because essentials would soon be abundant: “This island is made mainly of coal and surrounded by fish. Only an organizing genius could produce a shortage of coal and fish at the same time.”
- Dumb decision
- November 13, 2003
- Nebraska apology
- November 13, 2003
- Abortion law erases women
- November 13, 2003
- Maybe this picture isn’t worth a thousand words. That honor probably belongs to the flight deck portrait of the president under the sign “Mission Accomplished.” Maybe the presidential photo op now flying around the Internet and soon to be available on your local T-shirt is only worth 750 words.
- Cell phone pictures don’t lie
- November 13, 2003
- I come from a family of product innovators. My father, an avid slurper of soup, dreamed up the perfect soup bowl. It would have a spoon-sized depression at the bottom, so when you were down to the last little bit, you would press the spoon into the depression and end up with a perfectly empty bowl.
- Senate passes defense bill
- $401.3 billion measure exceeds Bush’s request
- November 13, 2003
- The Senate gave final approval Wednesday to a $401.3 billion defense bill that gives the Pentagon greater control over its civilian work force and eases environmental restrictions on the military. The bill authorizing 2004 defense programs now goes to President Bush for his signature.
- Republicans launch all-night session to settle federal judicial nominations
- November 13, 2003
- Forcing the Senate’s first all-night session in nine years, Republicans on Wednesday launched a 30-hour “talkathon” on judges to protest a Democratic blockade that has killed one of President Bush’s judicial nominations this year and stalled three others.
- Friends and neighbors
- November 13, 2003
- Young gun
- Soph Smith streamlined to shatter KU records
- November 13, 2003
- Kansas University soccer sensation Caroline Smith can’t explain her ability to score so many goals. She just does.
- Conspiracies debunked on A&E
- November 13, 2003
- Was Jack Ruby part of a vast conspiracy to kill John F. Kennedy, or merely a lost soul who grabbed his chance to make big headlines? Tonight’s “Biography” (7 p.m., A&E) makes an hour-long case for Ruby’s lone-loser status, debunking the many theories that see him as a mob-linked killer hired to silence Kennedy’s apparent assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, just two days after the president’s murder.
- Media report troops mistreating staff in Iraq
- November 13, 2003
- With casualties mounting in Iraq, jumpy U.S. soldiers are becoming more aggressive in their treatment of journalists covering the conflict.
- Braun campaign propelled by outrage
- November 13, 2003
- She travels alone a lot.
- Kenseth’s Cup championship isn’t bittersweet for Martin
- November 13, 2003
- It was a day Mark Martin undoubtedly had been dreaming about for his entire racing career. Finally, after so many heartbreaking disappointments, Roush Racing had won a Winston Cup championship.
- Horoscopes
- November 13, 2003
- Research space critical for grants, education officials tell Legislature
- November 13, 2003
- Kansas University officials told lawmakers Wednesday that the need for additional research space was of paramount importance when trying to win science grants.
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