Big Brown letdown Leaders of the pack

Long shot Da’ Tara dashes hopes for Triple Crown Pointers for passing airport security

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Shooting leaves 2 dead

Scorching summer
heat continues

LAWRENCE – Police arrested hours after a man after a shooting left two women early Sunday. Police received a “shots fired” call at about 3:14 a.m. at a
residence at Carson Dr. “We get down here, and we find two victims. Two females are dead”, said Douglas County Sheriff Bobby J. Coltrane. Police
identified the victims as Jessica Christensen, 24, of Lawrence and Brandy Sue Dawn Warden, 27, of Topeka. Coltrane said a medical examiner was at the
scene Sunday morning, working to determine the cause of death for the two women. James Fiske, 28, of Lawrence, was not in the residence when police
arrived but was driving away from the scene and followed by a police officer, who pulled the vehicle over for a traffic violation. It was then that the officer
High : 111 Low : 95 found the man was seriously injured. Fiske was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. After police questioning, Fiske said he has been attacked by the
two women and he was compelled to shot them. The people involved, including both victims, have had dealings with police in the past. Fiske was
Today’s forecast, Page 80 charged in April for felony drug possession and possession with intent to distribute. A court hearing is scheduled in January. In 2010, he was charged
with two counts of felony unlawful sex with a minor. Both counts were dismissed, according to court records. Christensen had recently pleaded guilty to
theft by receiving and was scheduled to be sentenced Thursday. She also has served probation for criminal mischief. Warden faced misdemeanor drug

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“This is a wild species that grew up

tossing grizzly bears off their backs.
It’s like herding rhinos.”

- M. Sanjayan, lead scientist for the

Nature Conservancy, talking about
bison remained in the US. Today
bison are no longer in danger of
extinction, with more than 500,000
living in North America. Page 6E

INSIDE
Obama’s campaign 2012 : What’s the
strategy against Mitt Romney ?
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3 new cases of H1N1 Flu in Topeka Opfree in new Wichita’s OW Institute

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TOPEKA – Dr. David Williams, St. Francis Hospital’s acting Chief Medical Officer of WICHITA – Bryan Clark, OneWorld’s emblematic
Health, says there are three new cases of H1N1 flu virus, bringing the total number of president has opened a new OneWorld Institute in
cases in Topeka to 9. Symptoms of the H1N1 flu virus is similar to seasonal influenza Wichita last Friday. Occasionally the first fifty operations
will cost 1$. The Wichita OW Institute is the 163rd hospital
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flu including headache, chills and cough followed by fever, loss of appetite, muscle
aches and fatigue, runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes and throat irritation. Nausea, complex opened all around the USA. OneWorld helps the
vomiting and diarrhea may occur in adults as well as in children. In more severe very poor to access to universal cares and serious
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cases, or in people with chronic conditions, complications such as pneumonia may operations at lower cost. Page 2B
Business 4B develop. People returning from Topeka who have symptoms of respiratory illness
Classified 1E, 5E should contact their health care provider or call Telehealth Kansas at 1-866-797-0000.
Comics 6D For general informations on the H1N1 flu virus (human swine flu), call the
Events listing 2B, 2C, 1D ServiceKansas INFOline at 1-800-476-9708 or visit the Ministry of Health and Long-
Faith 1D Term Care Website. Page 2B
Horoscope 7D Gathering anger in Kansas City
Movies 7A
KANSAS CITY – It was the fat cats’ fault before… But now it’s becoming Obama’s.
Opinion 6B With the unemployment rate stubbornly high, people were already shifting blame for
Puzzles 5E their economic woes to President Barack Obama unless 4 months of the US
Sports 1C - 8C elections. People demonstrate in the streets of Kansas City to express their
Television 2C, 7D discontent to the President’s politic. Page 2B

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KU engineering students design

solar-powered sterilizer for doctor in
Zimbabwe Page 1D