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- Cloudy, cool day ahead
- November 19, 2005
- It will be cool with increasing clouds today in Lawrence. The morning looks to remain dry, but drizzle is possible in the afternoon, 6News Weather reports.
- Simons: U.S. must get serious about its energy independence
- November 19, 2005
- The debate on the reasons the United States became engaged in the Iraq war and, to a lesser extent, the Afghanistan war is heating up in Washington with Democrats using every opportunity and every argument to try to damage the Bush presidency.
- OSU shooting for bowl berth
- November 19, 2005
- Oklahoma State still has a chance to play in a bowl game this season. That goal is out of Baylor’s reach for the 11th straight year.
- Road to nowhere may be going places
- Congress gives SLT $1.5M jump-start
- November 19, 2005
- Efforts to complete the controversial South Lawrence Trafficway have been given a $1.5 million boost by federal lawmakers.
- Tamiflu is safe, FDA asserts
- November 19, 2005
- Tamiflu is a safe and effective treatment for the flu, federal health advisers said Friday, finding no direct link between the drug and the deaths of 12 Japanese children.
- Around and about
- November 19, 2005
- Tech summit ends with Internet control in question
- November 19, 2005
- The United States, in a fit of bravado and confident smiles, claimed victory this week in the contest to keep control of the computers crucial for directing Internet traffic.
- Al-Qaida: Wedding was not targeted
- November 19, 2005
- The Mideast’s most feared terrorist sought Friday to justify a triple suicide bombing on Amman hotels that killed 59 civilians, insisting he did not deliberately target a wedding party and appealing to Muslims to believe that he was not attacking them.
- Horoscopes
- November 19, 2005
- Even in Asia, Bush can’t escape Iraq
- November 19, 2005
- For President Bush, there’s no respite from Iraq. Even traveling in Asia, he’s had to deal with an Iraq rebuff from a friend, South Korea, and with turmoil over his policies back home.
- Congress boosts its pay, leaves plenty to do after Thanksgiving
- November 19, 2005
- The Republican-controlled Congress helped itself to a $3,100 pay raise on Friday, then postponed work on bills to curb spending on social programs and cut taxes in favor of a two-week vacation.
- Here’s the news: Huey Lewis makes Broadway debut
- November 19, 2005
- in a little over your head, but it feels good anyway. “I pinch myself daily,” says Lewis, whose band blazed up the charts in the 1980s with hits including “The Power of Love,” “The Heart of Rock ‘n’ Roll” and “I Want a New Drug.” The group is still together and plays about 85 shows a year.
- Notebook
- November 19, 2005
- Kansas University freshman Micah Downs suited up but did not play after spraining his left ankle at shootaround. It’s the same ankle that bothered him as far back as late September at Boot Camp.
- Hawks impressed by LHS ballclub
- November 19, 2005
- It might have been tough to watch as a Lawrence High Lion. Immediately following Olathe East’s 22-18 victory Friday night in the Class 6A state football playoffs, the Hawks’ student section celebrated by jumping up and down on the field. Quarterback Derek Miller couldn’t stop the tears.
- Tech tumbles in two overtimes
- Wake Forest claims 78-73 victory in Hoop Classic
- November 19, 2005
- Justin Gray started out the night slowly, but hit the big shot when he needed to for Wake Forest.
- State Supreme Court justice sworn in
- November 19, 2005
- With family and friends watching, Eric Rosen took his oath of office Friday to become the newest member of the Kansas Supreme Court and won’t waste any time getting to work.
- Pump patrol
- November 19, 2005
- The Journal-World found gas prices as low as $1.97 at Citgo, at Ninth and Iowa streets, and Quick Stop, 1000 W. 23rd St. If you find a lower price, call Pump Patrol at 832-7154.
- Matthew Limon returning to court on new charge
- Prosecutor in sodomy case wants defendant on parole
- November 19, 2005
- Matthew R. Limon, whose case resulted in the Kansas Supreme Court saying the state can’t punish underage sex more harshly if it involves homosexuals, will be back in court next week on a new charge in the same case.
- Robert Blake behind wife’s death, jury says
- November 19, 2005
- Eight months after Robert Blake was acquitted at a criminal trial of murdering his wife, a civil jury decided Friday the tough-guy actor was behind the slaying, and ordered him to pay her children $30 million in damages.
- People and places
- November 19, 2005
- Shrinking finances, health ail seniors
- November 19, 2005
- My wife and I were blessed to be able to raise and educate our two children. But as difficult as the financial burdens were before retirement with both of us working, we are finding it more difficult now, after retirement, to make ends meet.
- Cigarette removal sparks criticism
- Author was originally shown on children’s book smoking
- November 19, 2005
- A recent change in the photo of a well-known children’s book illustrator to remove a cigarette from his hand has drawn criticism from a Kansas City bookstore.
- Faith forum
- November 19, 2005
- How can we give appropriate thanks to God?
- Society Calendar
- November 19, 2005
- Military News
- November 19, 2005
- Give thanks
- As holiday nears, rising costs for groceries not as bad as feared
- November 19, 2005
- Stocking the fridge and pantry for a big feast at Thanksgiving is never cheap. But consumers who were braced for steeper costs because of the recent spike in energy prices can relax a little when they head to the supermarket before the holiday.
- Counting blessings
- Lawrence residents greet holiday with new perspective
- November 19, 2005
- For some people, Thanksgiving is about more than gorging on a big holiday feast. The things they’ve experienced make being thankful more than just a cliche. For them, giving thanks becomes part of daily life.
- Students sign pledge to not smoke
- November 19, 2005
- More than 390 students at Free State High School signed a pledge to not smoke as part of the school’s “Smoking Stops Here” campaign.
- Keegan: Freshmen sure fun to watch
- November 19, 2005
- Late, great Al McGuire, one of the most colorful characters in college basketball history, was fond of saying the best thing about freshmen is they become sophomores.
- Picture this: Idaho State puts up fight
- November 19, 2005
- Once the game ended and fans filed out of Allen Fieldhouse, three Idaho State basketball players posed for a photograph at center court, the gigantic Jayhawk surrounding their smiles as a mother counted “1-2-3” from the sixth row.
- Fans fond of ‘fresh’ fieldhouse
- Officials say feedback on renovations supports ‘upgrade’
- November 19, 2005
- Renovations to Allen Fieldhouse have not ruined the building’s mystique for many Kansas University men’s basketball fans.
- Hawkins sets ball-hawking tone
- November 19, 2005
- Kansas University basketball fans who hoped for a faster-paced Jayhawks team this season got what they wanted in Friday night’s season opener at Allen Fieldhouse.
- Lions come up short, 22-18
- November 19, 2005
- Lawrence High couldn’t make extra points. And the Lions didn’t have an answer for Adam Parks. Everything else was moot as Olathe East rallied to edge Lawrence, 22-18, in a Class 6A football semifinal Friday night at Haskell Stadium.
- NAIA recognizes Baker for character
- November 19, 2005
- For the fifth consecutive year, Baker University has been named an NAIA Champions of Character institution.
- Offensive lineman commits to KU
- November 19, 2005
- Kansas University’s football team received its 10th known oral commitment for the 2006 season, from John Marshall, an offensive lineman from Mount Vernon, Texas.
- KU relay team takes second at invite
- November 19, 2005
- A second-place finish Friday in the 400-meter medley relay highlighted the opening day of competition for the Kansas University swimming and diving team at the Minnesota Invite.
- Baylor slips past UCLA
- November 19, 2005
- Sophia Young scored 26 points and Angela Tisdale added 23 to lead No. 6 Baylor to a 93-85 victory over UCLA on Friday night.
- Florida topples Syracuse
- Sixteenth-ranked Orange fall, 75-70
- November 19, 2005
- Florida coach Billy Donovan is learning more each game about his young Gators.
- Commentary: Roush made right call on Busch
- November 19, 2005
- Giving Kurt Busch the benefit of every possible doubt in what happened last week in Maricopa County, Ariz., he at the very least got on the wrong side of a law-enforcement officer in a roadside stop.
- Sorenstam takes charge
- No dispute: Annika leads ADT by two
- November 19, 2005
- Annika Sorenstam is in charge again, and there was no disputing that. One day after a chilly confrontation with Paula Creamer over a drop, Sorenstam put it out of her mind Friday and made two eagles on her way to a 2-under 70, giving her a two-shot lead over Hee-Won Han at the season-ending ADT Championship.
- Divac gets a reprieve
- November 19, 2005
- Former NBA star Vlade Divac was cleared Friday of draft-dodging in his native country.
- Shaq: Ankle on mend
- November 19, 2005
- Shaquille O’Neal broke his silence Friday, talking about the right ankle injury that has kept him out for two weeks.
- One year after brawl, league still feels effects
- November 19, 2005
- Millions of dollars were lost, reputations were tainted, and the NBA was shaken on Nov. 19, 2004, when the Indiana Pacers, Detroit Pistons and fans were involved in perhaps the worst brawl in U.S. sports history.
- Hinrich, Collison square off
- Bulls guard outscores former classmate, but Sonics prevail
- November 19, 2005
- Ray Allen scored 20 of his 27 points in the second half to help the Seattle SuperSonics rally for a 98-84 victory over the Chicago Bulls on Friday.
- ‘Bama-Auburn tops big day for Top 25
- November 19, 2005
- Floridian Mike Shula got a quick Iron Bowl lesson when he arrived two decades ago at Alabama as a player.
- Kansas State’s Snyder focused on ‘Cats’ finale
- November 19, 2005
- The talk of a legacy will have to wait. Bill Snyder has one more game to coach, even if it is in a stadium that will bear his name from now on.
- Kansas high school football scores for Nov. 18
- November 19, 2005
- Carolina long way from title team
- This year’s Tar Heels not even ranked in preseason Top 25
- November 19, 2005
- Quentin Thomas tried not to think about where North Carolina would be ranked coming off an NCAA championship and the remarkable postseason exodus that followed.
- Company’s goal: Free Internet downtown
- Nonprofit group seeks $30,000 to make area a wireless hotspot
- November 19, 2005
- A Lawrence-based nonprofit Internet company is seeking to raise $30,000 to make all of downtown Lawrence a wireless Internet zone that would allow people to access the Web for free.
- Kettle campaign kicks off today
- Local, national charities worry about effects of ‘donor fatigue’
- November 19, 2005
- Wesley Dalberg, administrator for the Salvation Army’s Lawrence operations, has a new sentiment he’s spreading this holiday season: Don’t quit now.
- KU ROTC graduate to visit Lawrence
- November 19, 2005
- A Kansas University ROTC graduate who has just returned from a stint in Iraq will fly into the Lawrence Municipal Airport on Sunday for a reception.
- Vatican official says intelligent design doesn’t belong in science classes
- November 19, 2005
- The Vatican’s chief astronomer said Friday that “intelligent design” isn’t science and doesn’t belong in science class, the latest high-ranking Roman Catholic official to enter the evolution debate in the United States.
- State workers being quizzed on vouchers
- Controversial commissioner accused of putting employees in tough spot
- November 19, 2005
- New Kansas Education Commissioner Bob Corkins’ transition team has been asking State Department of Education employees whether they support private school vouchers.
- Move to K.C. venue a financial win for KU
- University reels in $1.23 million from Kansas-Oklahoma game
- November 19, 2005
- Kansas Athletics Inc. made a $1.23 million profit from the Oct. 15 home football game against Oklahoma that it moved to Arrowhead Stadium, an athletics official said.
- Salvadoran ruled responsible for torture
- November 19, 2005
- A federal jury Friday held a former Salvadoran Army colonel responsible for murder and torture during El Salvador’s civil war in the 1980s and ordered him to pay $6 million in damages.
- Gamma could hit Florida
- November 19, 2005
- Tropical Storm Gamma - the 24th storm of the busiest hurricane season on record - formed Friday off the coast of Central America, and forecasters said it could threaten Florida by the beginning of next week, perhaps as a hurricane.
- Man shot after firing at postal carrier
- November 19, 2005
- Police shot and critically wounded a man Friday after he fired at a postal carrier and pointed a gun at officers and postal inspectors dispatched to the carrier’s route.
- Employee information stolen from Boeing
- November 19, 2005
- A laptop computer that contained Social Security numbers and other personal information for 161,000 Boeing Co. employees and retirees has been stolen, the company said Friday.
- On the record
- November 19, 2005
- Lawrence Datebook
- November 19, 2005
- Holiday Bazaar Sunday
- November 19, 2005
- Vicki Davis works on crafts year-round, but she especially enjoys shows closer to Christmas time.
- Republican River options explored at gathering
- November 19, 2005
- Taking hundreds of thousands of acres out of irrigation or pumping groundwater into the Republican River could help reduce the shortfall in the basin.
- Lawrence resident gets five years in Internet sex case
- November 19, 2005
- A Lawrence man has been sentenced to prison for trying to solicit sex online from someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl. It turned out to be an undercover officer with the Platte County, Mo., Cyber Crimes Unit.
- Human rights advocates blast U.S. over prisons
- November 19, 2005
- Human rights workers and 20 former inmates at Guantanamo Bay and other U.S. terror-suspect prisons abroad convened a conference here Friday to bring new pressure on Washington to end what they called systematic torture and unjustified detention.
- Asian leaders call for vigilance as bird flu spreads in China’s poultry
- November 19, 2005
- China said Friday that bird flu is spreading among its poultry flocks despite mammoth efforts to control the disease, while leaders at an Asia-Pacific summit warned that greater vigilance is needed to prevent more human infections.
- Students learn hard lessons as schools reopen
- November 19, 2005
- Naseeb Alam arrived over the weekend for the first session of classes since the 7.6-magnitude earthquake devastated this town last month, leveling his school and killing 200 fellow classmates.
- Mother gets 5 years in baby’s death
- November 19, 2005
- An Olathe woman whose newborn daughter’s body was found in a trash bin two years ago was sentenced Thursday to five years in prison for the baby’s death.
- ‘L Word’ star Beals gives birth to her first child
- November 19, 2005
- Jennifer Beals is a mom. The actress and her husband, Ken L. Dixon, gave birth to a baby girl last month, People magazine reported Friday.
- Naomi Judd getting on board Santa Train charity for kids
- November 19, 2005
- Naomi Judd will be riding the 63rd annual Santa Train today, helping deliver 15 tons of goodies and gifts to the children of Appalachia.
- Shania Twain receives Canada’s top honor
- November 19, 2005
- Shania Twain received the Order of Canada on Friday, the country’s highest honor.
- Kanye West to be honored
- November 19, 2005
- Kanye West will receive the Artist Achievement Award at the 2005 Billboard Music Awards, which will be presented Dec. 6 in Las Vegas.
- Madonna loses plagiarism case
- November 19, 2005
- A little-known Belgian songwriter won a plagiarism case against Madonna on Friday, leading a local court to ban the megastar’s song “Frozen” from sale or broadcast in the country.
- Celebrity birthdays
- November 19, 2005
- Talk show host Larry King is 72. Fashion designer Calvin Klein is 63. Actress Meg Ryan is 44. Actress-director Jodie Foster is 43. Broadcasting and sports mogul Ted Turner is 67.
- ABC is just wild about ‘Harry’
- November 19, 2005
- “Harry Potter” is everywhere, on virtually every screen in America. Even yours. Daniel Radcliffe stars in the 2002 “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” (7 p.m. today, ABC).
- Best Bets
- November 19, 2005
- Kansas jobless rate steady in October
- November 19, 2005
- The state’s unemployment rate remained at 5 percent in October, despite the addition of nearly 11,000 jobs, Kansas officials said Friday.
- Cisco Systems buying Scientific-Atlanta Inc.
- November 19, 2005
- Betting that video will drive the future of networking, Cisco Systems Inc. agreed Friday to buy the cable television technology company Scientific-Atlanta Inc. in a $6.9 billion deal that would create a one-stop shop for sending TV over the Internet.
- Area farmers to vote for FSA committee
- November 19, 2005
- Mail-in polls are open for a seat on the Douglas County Committee for the Farm Service Agency, which administers farm programs in the area.
- Pancho’s closure makes room at Malls
- November 19, 2005
- Moves at The Malls Shopping Center will allow for the expansion of Rent-A-Center and the relocation of Oriental Supermarket.
- Commodities
- November 19, 2005
- Stock markets close at four-year highs
- November 19, 2005
- A late rebound gave Wall Street modest gains Friday as two acquisitions and upbeat earnings from Hewlett-Packard Co. helped lift the major indexes to four-year highs. The major indexes had their fourth straight winning week.
- Clinton: Iraq debate should be free of personal attacks
- November 19, 2005
- Former President Clinton said Friday that the debate between Republicans and Democrats about the Iraq war should go on - without personal attacks.
- Godless acts?
- November 19, 2005
- To the editor: The fight over teaching creationism - sorry, intelligent design - in our schools is over, and the people who are convinced that they have a direct line to God and therefore the right to dictate how or what we must all believe and think have won.
- Which is it?
- November 19, 2005
- To the editor: Let me see if I’ve got this straight. In an article on page 4A of the Nov. 16 Lawrence Journal-World, the Bush administration threatened to veto a defense spending bill passed by the Senate 98-0, “because it includes a prohibition against cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment of detainees.”
- Local voices; KU’s Comanche a symbol of historic shift
- November 19, 2005
- On June 25, 1876, a horse from the Seventh U.S. Cavalry lay wounded amid the dead bodies and smoke in the valley of the Little Bighorn River, Dakota Territory. The horse, named Comanche, belonged to one of the dead soldiers, Captain Myles Keogh, who had bought him in Kansas for $90.
- Public’s thirst for news still alive and well
- November 19, 2005
- It was the week after the storm and Biloxi, Miss., was a wilderness.
- Old home town - 100 years ago today
- November 19, 2005
- From the Lawrence Daily World for Nov. 19, 1905: “The finishing touches are now being put on the YMCA building and the large structure will be ready for occupation the first part of next week.
- Old home town - 25 years ago today
- November 19, 2005
- The Baldwin Woods, located two miles north of Baldwin, were designated as a national natural resource by the U.S. Department of the Interior. The 260-acre forest was owned by the Kansas University Endowment Association and several private citizens.
- Repair responsibly
- The state can’t afford to allow the deterioration of university buildings to continue.
- November 19, 2005
- Paying additional taxes to address long-overdue maintenance for state-owned buildings isn’t a pleasant prospect, but it is preferable to the alternative of allowing the deterioration of those buildings to continue unchecked.
- Chirac meets youths from disadvantaged neighborhoods
- November 19, 2005
- President Jacques Chirac met Friday with a group of successful young entrepreneurs from the low-income neighborhoods where rioting broke out, targeting the roots of France’s worst civic unrest in decades.
- Congress approves more borrowing for flood insurance
- November 19, 2005
- The federal flood insurance agency, currently broke because of hurricane-related claims, will be able to resume payments to flood victims following a vote by Congress to increase its borrowing powers.
- Second inmate from prison escape caught
- November 19, 2005
- The second of two inmates who used a homemade grappling hook to escape from prison was captured Friday after four days on the run, and Gov. Tom Vilsack suspended at least one state employee in connection with the breakout.
- Police say video shows teen’s plans to kill
- November 19, 2005
- An 18-year-old man accused of kidnapping his girlfriend and killing her parents was videotaped discussing plans to conduct an armed raid on another family’s home and kill people inside, according to court documents released Friday.
- Patriot Act renewal stalls
- November 19, 2005
- Congress slowed the renewal of a central part of the administration’s war on terror Friday amid a standoff over how long to extend the USA Patriot Act and a filibuster threat by senators opposed to new powers it would grant the FBI.
- GOP moves against Democrats’ call for withdrawal
- November 19, 2005
- House Republicans maneuvered for swift rejection Friday of any notion of immediately pulling U.S. troops out of Iraq, sparking a nasty, sometimes personal debate over the war and a Democratic lawmaker’s own call for withdrawal.
- Taff associate pleads guilty in fraud case
- November 19, 2005
- A Leawood man pleaded guilty Friday to helping a former congressional candidate fraudulently obtain a mortgage.
- Man avoids death penalty in drug killing
- November 19, 2005
- A man accused of ordering three enforcers from a Colombian cocaine cartel to kill a drug dealer and his nephew has avoided the death penalty handed down to two co-defendants.
- Lawrence salon raises funds for WTCS
- November 19, 2005
- The Lawrence Beauty Brands Salon, Spa and Superstore has raised $1,738 as part of its “It Takes Guts” campaign to help end domestic violence. Proceeds will go to Women’s Transitional Care Services.
- Comedy auditions scheduled for theater
- November 19, 2005
- Lawrence Community Theatre will have auditions for “Beau Jest,” a comedy by James Sherman, at 7 p.m. Nov. 27-28 at the theater, 1501 N.H.
- Ebony and Ivory to perform at series
- November 19, 2005
- Ebony and Ivory, a musical duo featuring Fred Jacobowitz and Andrew Gilpin, will make their first appearance in Baldwin with a 7:30 p.m. performance today at Rice Auditorium as part of Baker University’s Artist and Lecture Series.
- Keillor: Splitting from the haute cuisine scene
- November 19, 2005
- The pleasure of fine dining has pretty much worn off for me, I must admit. I realized this the other day when I sat in a French-type restaurant and gazed at the menu and felt a craving for a grilled cheese sandwich and a bowl of chili. Not a gourmet chili made from beans imported from Chile but the kind that comes in a can, thank you very much. The kind you used to get at Woolworth’s lunch counter.
- Faith briefs
- November 19, 2005
- Family relationships can defy scientific study
- November 19, 2005
- What does behavioral research tell us about the best way to raise children? Have scientific studies spelled out what works and what doesn’t, especially regarding how to discipline properly?
- 4-H News
- November 19, 2005
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- November 19, 2005
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- November 19, 2005
- Palestinians postpone primaries for ruling party
- November 19, 2005
- The ruling Palestinian party, Fatah, failed to hold primaries Friday, blaming infighting and extortion attempts by militants.
- Hard-liner gets close win in presidential race
- November 19, 2005
- President-elect Mahinda Rajapakse vowed Friday to use his narrow victory at the polls to revive stalled peace talks by meeting the secretive leader of the rebel Tamil Tigers, whose boycott of the vote ensured his triumph.
- Two bombs discovered planted outside banks
- November 19, 2005
- Two bombs were planted Friday at branches of a Spanish-owned bank on the outskirts of Mexico City, the latest in a series of attacks against foreign financial institutions in recent years. One bomb failed to detonate and the other caused no injuries.
- Dances all over the map at KU fall concerts
- November 19, 2005
- Swirls of color, sound and movement marked the University Dance Company’s fall concerts Thursday and Friday at the Lied Center, featuring choreography by Kansas University faculty, a guest choreographer and a graduating senior.
- U.N. atomic agency: Iran received nuclear designs off black market
- November 19, 2005
- The U.N. atomic watchdog agency revealed Friday that Iran received black market nuclear designs that diplomats say appear to be blueprints for the core of a nuclear warhead - a finding expected to be used by Washington and its allies in their push to have Tehran referred to the U.N. Security Council.
- Suicide attacks on mosques, hotel kill scores in Iraq
- November 19, 2005
- For the second time in a month, Western journalists were a target. And for the second time, the attack failed.
- Oprah’s support pays off for Nordstrom
- November 19, 2005
- Oprah Winfrey gave women and Nordstrom stores everywhere a lift this week.
- Kaun’t be stopped
- Sophomore leads KU to victory
- November 19, 2005
- Sasha Kaun shakes hands with reporters before they ask him all sorts of penetrating questions. He laughs at jokes that, in truth, may not be all that funny.
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