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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2007
Page
1
Israeli president Moshe Katsav angrily rejects rape and related charges, calling the accusations poisonous lies and part of a conspiracy, as he resists calls for resignation.
Congress debates business tax breaks attached to the minimum wage bill to win Republican votes, slowing what was expected to move quickly.
Dakota Fanning speaks on her role in Hounddog at Sundance. Critics, including a Christian activist, push for probe under anti pornography laws, arguing the film may violate standards while others defend artistic depiction.
Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas will speak Friday on the State of the Union address and the legislative outlook in the Senate. He will share views on policy directions and party priorities affecting current and upcoming legislation.
City workers filled holes on side streets in Lawrence as crews tackled a long list of trouble spots caused by cold wet weather and sand salt use. Susan Micka noted water on Massachusetts Street as she drove, while crews targeted Iowa, 23rd and Sixth streets with cold mix asphalt.
A Journal-World review finds Douglas County Jail bonds often lower than in similar crimes elsewhere. Critics argue low bonds create more work for police and prosecutors and may lead to missed court dates. District Attorney Charles Branson says the bond schedule should be reevaluated and notes cases can be delayed when defendants lack financial incentive to appear.
Sports broadcaster Max Falkenstien will be named Kansan of the Year by the Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas at the 89th annual banquet in Topeka. Lawrence resident Falkenstien, with 60 years on KU athletics radio, calls the statewide recognition top among his honors. Also honored are Richard Bergen of Salina as Distinguished Kansan of the Year and Polly Bales of Logan as Distinguished Service Citation recipient.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejected Bush Iraq troop buildup as not in the national interest. Vice President Cheney defended the plan, while senators voiced frustration with administration strategy and Congress's war powers. The vote reflected deep partisan tensions as Bush pressed to expand forces.
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