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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2002
Page
1
Second ranked Kansas sped past Colorado 100 to 73 as they shut down the Buffaloes and held freshman David Harrison in check. The game covered page 10.
Political analyst Charlie Cook notes that 2004 will test governors across 36 states as they raise taxes and cut spending after a decade of deep fiscal stress. The potential outcomes could reshape the national political landscape.
President Bush to seek sharp cuts in highway funding and Army Corps of Engineers water projects while maintaining record spending for the military and domestic security in a fiscal 2003 plan. The budget faces funding reductions across various domestic programs as war costs, the recession, and a major tax cut shape cuts and freezes.
Marisa and Maurice Gray of Kansas City Kansas urge Kansas to adopt a hate crime law after vandalism on Jan 9. They describe their children’s fear and explain why extra punishment for prejudice motivated crimes is needed. Activists from NAACP and civil rights groups pressed the Senate Judiciary Committee to approve a bill sponsored by Sen. David.
Kenneth Lay, Enron’s former chairman, faces Senate inquiries into the company’s collapse. Questions probe whether bad luck, incompetence, or greed caused the failure and whether directors were kept in the dark. Minutes show Lay and directors knew of partnerships hiding debt.
Lawrence Association of Neighborhoods celebrates its 15th anniversary reflecting on its evolution from distrusted to respected. City officials note LAN’s issues now seen as important to citizens, with former leader City Commissioner David Dunfield citing growing credibility.
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