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For all the national attention that Kansas City’s proposed Green Impact Zone has received, it’s still too early to tell much about what it will look like. Organizers know what they want to do — make the 150-block zone in the urban core more energy efficient — but they’re still hammering out the details of a plan that would spend about $200 million in federal stimulus money on green projects and job training.
OSAGE BEACH, Mo. | Beneath the free-standing porticos, on the stone path leading to the cut-glass double front door, Lisa Elliott greets me on a muggy afternoon wearing a black, sleeveless dress, as if she were on her way to a cocktail party. No doubt the big empty house at 86 Woodhaven Lane will hold many soirees someday — if and when it ever sells.
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Phil S. Dixon, a Negro Leagues baseball historian, has written a new book on the late Buck O’Neil. “John Buck O’Neil, the Rookie, the Man, the Legacy, 1938” examines his rookie season with the Kansas City Monarchs as each game is played.
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In cases of murder, the passage of time is crucial. Let too much pass and witnesses disperse, forget details or die. Victims’ families grow despondent as their hope for justice wanes. And worst of all, someone gets away with murder.
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It seems likely that we will never know what failure of man or machine it was that sent a Paris-bound planeload of terrified souls plunging to their deaths in the Atlantic off the coast of Brazil. The definitive answer is contained in recording devices lying on the ocean’s floor at a depth that makes their recovery improbable, perhaps impossible.
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The other day, I asked Bob Dole how he was doing. His first two words: “I’m busy.”
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“Gazelle,” “wildebeest” and “broad plains.” All were words Julian Cuevas learned about Friday morning while devouring books with the help of volunteer Michael Massman and the Swope Corridor Renaissance Upper Room program.
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