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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2015
Page
7
Chelsea Manning faces a hearing over prison conduct set for Monday. Separately the FDA is expected to decide on legalization of a pill marketed as female Viagra, a notable regulatory development.
Two female soldiers will graduate from Ranger School this week, the first since it opened to women on an experimental basis this year. A third candidate remains in training. The ceremony marks a step toward opening front line units while combat roles remain closed to women for now.
A U.S. based tech firm plans loyalty growth by updating iPhone software. The ad notes Made in the USA branding and links to onlinetoday.usatoday.com for more items. The message highlights popular foods claimed to be invented stateside and promotes a European river cruise as a travel option.
This item states that the edition is USA TODAY for local papers and directs readers to the expanded version at newsstands or via subscription and to sports.usatoday.com for national sports coverage. It mentions access options and online portal locations.
A USA TODAY brief notes a World Nuclear Industry Status Report finding a sharp rise in new nuclear construction in the United States, the strongest level since the early 1990s. Terry Byrne and Paul Trap report the trend, with a focus on policy impacts and project optimism.
During the 2012 campaign Sherm Anderson, a Montana lumber company owner, helped raise $2 million for Mitt Romney. He notes the rise of super PACs and outside groups amassing millions from a few wealthy individuals, which dampens small contributor interest.
Sherm Anderson of a Montana lumber company laments small donors while noting huge sums flowing to a few super PACs. The piece argues concentration of campaign money is reshaping the presidential contest as major spending grows influential, with story continuing on page 2B.
Immigrant families in Texas face loss of birth certificate access for US born children as state officials stop accepting matricula consular IDs from the Mexican consulate and other foreign IDs. In South Texas, 17 families sue, arguing their rights are violated while schools warn about enrollment hurdles ahead. The change follows last year's border surge and prompts concerns from immigrant advocates and district officials.
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