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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 2001

Page

8

De Anza College narrowly escaped a mass attack

In Santa Clara County California a De Anza College student 19 year old Al DeGuzman faced 30 counts of explosives 20 counts of fire bombs and two counts of illegal weapons after police found bombs in his room and a video and note outlining plans authorities closed the campus and praised a photo lab worker who alerted police saying the alert prevented a potential mass murder authorities emphasize speaking up when danger is seen and gratitude to the lab worker for helping avert tragedy

Santa Clara County Calif San Francisco de Anza Columbine High School Colorado Columbine al DeGuzman San Jose Mike Miceli DeGuzman de Anza College de Anza Col

Greenspan Testimony Draws Political Fire Over Tax Cuts

Alan Greenspan, before the Senate Budget Committee, signaled support for a $1.6 trillion tax cut, drawing sharp partisan critique and raising questions about the Fed chair’s role in fiscal policy. Republicans hailed the potential tax relief while Democrats warned of eroding surpluses and economic balance.

Alan Greenspan Senate Budget Committee Bush Administration Joseph Lieberman D-Conn Greenspan Independent Budget Committee Congress Bush Byron Dorgan D-N.d Federal Reserve Fed

Abortion and exit polls reshape the debate

Mark Shields analyzes how exit polls reveal voter priorities, showing abortion ranked as a major issue by 14 percent in the Los Angeles Times survey. He argues for a pro-life liberal stance and urges a public debate on whether all abortions should always be lawful, highlighting class divides in views.

Great Lakes George W. Bush Los Angeles Times GOP Gallup Bee al Gore Bush Gore Wall Street Journal Tam Barney Frank D-Mass Mark Shields Creators Syndicate

Public Forum Letter Attacks Ashcroft Nomination

Cynthia Dahlberg of Lawrence criticizes John Ashcroft for his stance on abortion civil rights and death penalty judgments, arguing the former Missouri judge would undermine protections. The letter notes Ashcroft’s Senate campaign tactics and urges cautious consideration of his suitability as attorney general.

George W. Bush John Ashcroft U.S America Ashcroft U.S. Senate Ronnie White Sen White Missouri Supreme Court St. Louis Post-Dispatch Sen. Ashcroft St. Louis Post- Dispatch Guvero Cynthia Dahlberg Lawrence

Lawrence City Commission reviews first special report on mismanagement

The Lawrence City Commission finished its review of a first special report on charges of mismanagement at city hall and set another study session to review a second report. They supported some policy changes but found no substantial evidence of gross wrongdoing beyond rumors. Some call the probe vindictive.

Lawrence City Hall

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