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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2002
Page
1
Exercise experts warn that proper hydration is essential to avert health issues and heat illness while boosting athletic performance. The piece notes hydration as key for fitness enthusiasts and mentions related weekend entertainment and budgeting scrutiny at Fresno State.
Durian, a 23 year old Afghan farmer, faces gunmen and force as he destroys his poppy crop with no option left, echoing threats reported on Page 3A.
A Kansas lawsuit alleges that John Dalton Thomas Blackburn and Marshall Parker looted Kansas Venture Capital Inc. They allegedly awarded themselves 200000 dollar bonuses upgraded offices and new SUVs while the state investment of 45 million sat unpaid. Ellyn Lyrell and Carole Ladish sue as former KVCI officers.
Douglas County investigators paid an informant Justo Gulian for rent, beer, and birdhouse supplies, according to documents. Prosecutors say the payments helped keep Lee Sanders in jail for three months, delaying his potential release amid a kidnapping case. Prosecutors seek to delay charges until a related trial concludes. Frydman, attorney for Sanders, decries using tax dollars for informants. The county’s top lawman calls payments rare but sometimes necessary. The informant testified that aided the case, and multiple family members faced kidnapping charges.
From a West Bank army base, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon vowed Israel will not pull back until Palestinian militias are crushed amid intense international pressure. Troops pulled from Yatta Qabatya and Samua, then moved into Baq:Ber Zeit near Ramallah. Israeli forces faced no resistance. two Palestinians were killed near the Kisufim crossing.
President Bush pressed the Senate to outlaw cloning of human embryos for research amid fear of ethical drift. Supporters say cloning could cure diseases. opponents warn a total ban blocks legitimate research and risks brain drain to Europe. Brownback and Landrieu back the ban. Specter warns of stifled science.
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