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Kansas City Star Reporter; Rutgers U. & Columbia U. Grad. Sch. of Journalism alum, MIT Knight Sci. Journ fellow; Former ethics lecturer U. of Kansas Sch. of J.
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In Pleasant Hill, unearthed 1976 time capsule leads to discovery — a watery mess Original

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By Eric Adler Verified
| Kansas City Star Verified
A time capsule buried on the front lawn of Pleasant Hill City Hall in 1976 was unearthed Tuesday in advance of a July 4 celebration and unveiling. The contents of the capsule were discovered to be submerged in water. Digging up the past can be a slippery exercise. In Pleasant Hill, it turned out to be soaked.
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‘Rock Chalk Algeria’: How Lawrence hopes to make special World Cup bond permanent

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By Eric Adler Verified, Emily Harter
| Kansas City Star Verified
No one in this Kansas town wants the World Cup love to fade. What began in Lawrence as a show of affection for Algeria’s World Cup national team appears to be growing into a lasting bond. The leaders of the town some 40 miles west of Kansas City are looking into the possibility of becoming a sister city to a community in the North African nation. “We are having that conversation with various cities in Algeria. We are. We genuinely are.
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‘Rock Chalk Algeria’: Lawrence seeks sister city connection with World Cup nation

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By Eric Adler Verified, Emily Harter
| Aol Verified
No one in this Kansas town wants the World Cup love to fade. What began in Lawrence as a show of affection for Algeria's World Cup national team appears to be growing into a lasting bond. The leaders of the town some 40 miles west of Kansas City are looking into the possibility of becoming a sister city to a community in the North African nation. "We are having that conversation with various cities in Algeria. We are. We genuinely are.
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