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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2011
Page
3
In Washington Obama honors the 38th anniversary of the Roe v Wade decision and reiterates abortion as a constitutional right he will protect. He urges renewed commitment to prevent unintended pregnancies and equal rights for daughters and sons. Activists plan the March for Life in DC on Monday.
Tunisia police gathered in central Tunis to demand higher pay and defend themselves over alleged blame for shooting deaths during protests that ousted President Ben Ali. About 2,000 officers rallied near the Interior Ministry, near the heart of anti regime clashes.
Hawaii laws protecting birth documents prevent releasing Barack Obama's birth certificate. Governor Abercrombie says privacy rules bar disclosure without consent, despite efforts to dispel birth outside Hawaii. Attorney General Louie confirms inability to release the document. Spokeswoman Dela Cruz cites ongoing conspiracies again.
New Hampshire Republicans elected tea party figure Jack Kimball as their party leader, edging businesswoman Juliana Bergeron and signaling activist support for anti government messaging. Kimball pledged to confront Democrats and boost a Republican governor bid in 2012, declaring the party at war and determined to win.
Six researchers from Russia China France Italy Colombia have lived in windowless capsules at a Moscow center since June. In a 520 day mock voyage to Mars they aim to study confinement and stress to aid real crews. They plan a simulated Mars landing on February 12 followed by two days of research.
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center CEO David Johnson warns of more state funding cuts. The center serves 5,600 Douglas County residents and has already lost over 1.1 million in funding across years, with a 2010 cut of 565,000 prompting program and housing assistance reductions and staff downsizing. Governor Brownback proposes 15.2 million in statewide cuts to CMHCs, which Johnson says could cost Bert Nash about 372,000 more. Kansas CMHCs have shed roughly 33.5 million since 2008, risking hospital transfers and outreach losses.
Gov. Sam Brownback links economic recovery to higher education in a proposed budget that would deliver 5 million for cancer research at KU 5 million for animal health research at K State and 5 million for aviation research at Wichita State, contingent on unspecified conditions.
KU juniors Stuart Brill and Andrea Sitek critique the claim that 45 percent of U S undergraduates gain little in two years while noting reduced study time. They question data from the Collegiate Learning Assessment and defend that college offers value through resources and broader learning experiences.
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