Lawrence Art Auction to Feature Unique Rocking Chair
The Lawrence Art Center fundraiser will showcase a one of a kind wooden rocking chair along with works donated by more than 175 artists highlighting a major fundraising event.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2002
Page
1
The Lawrence Art Center fundraiser will showcase a one of a kind wooden rocking chair along with works donated by more than 175 artists highlighting a major fundraising event.
Carol McDonald of Downingtown Pa compares the Saturday tremor to an earthquake. The quake rattled several Eastern Seaboard areas from Maine to Maryland, prompting reports and reactions across communities.
Former South African president F W de Klerk spoke at KU's Lied Center before a crowd of over 400, outlining avenues for international peace and equality. He noted his 1993 Nobel Prize co win with Mandela and faced questions about his apartheid-era ties as he urged the world’s powerful and wealthy to act.
Kansas redistricting shapes the next decade with partisan battles in the Legislature and Congress. Experts say mapmaking can be nonpartisan, yet current process centers on political considerations, affecting Lawrence where the sole Democrat in Congress is represented. May 1 overtime session looms as lawmakers craft a new congressional map.
A rain soaked track halted the Kansas Relays on Saturday. Officials canceled the event including the anticipated Maurice Green relay. WeatherData reported nearly 0.75 inches of rain in Lawrence while dispatchers noted no flooding. Turnpike arrivals cited over four accidents with no serious injuries.
Israel began pulling forces from West Bank cities Nablus and Ramallah and pledged cooperation with a U N probe into the Jenin refugee camp attack while keeping the Ramallah Arafat siege. U S discussions at Camp David followed Powell's overseas trip as Burns toured Jenin.
Tens of thousands gathered in downtown Washington to advocate a range of causes, with Arab and Muslim families leading the march. They urged end to U S military aid to Israel, waving Palestinian flags and denouncing Israeli Prime Minister Sharon and President Bush, as Arabic voices joined English in a day of peaceful rallies. A Columbia University student noted unity with the Palestinian people amid a view of occupation and apartheid.
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