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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2002
Page
1
No. 2 Kansas Jayhawks defeat Texas A M 86 to 74 on the road before a large Aggie crowd. It marks their fifth road game in seven and improves Big 12 record to 6 0 as the special section notes tax filing tips for 2001 with free help resources.
Kansas University researchers warn residents about wireless network dangers. The article highlights potential security gaps and urges vigilance in using wireless connections across homes and workplaces.
Dublin Virginia native Marine Sgt Charles Caffee age 28 is noted for his role in a detachment that hunted al Qaida cave networks in Afghanistan. The description on page 3A hints at the rugged setting and the effort involved in the mission.
Contradictions marked Hughes childhood in Lawrence as he faced carnival gate rejection and a segregated seventh grade. He lived there 1903 to 1915 and later recalled Lawrence as pivotal to his development, influencing his poetry, fiction, essays, and plays.
Langston Hughes Creative Writing contest winners are announced as part of the Langston Hughes Centennial Celebration events listed on page 1D. The schedule notes 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. broadcasts and a two part series on Hughes life and significance starting Monday on 6News.
Budget strains push state support cuts yet six Kansas Neurological Institute residents, aged 18 to 20, with severe mental retardation face costly schooling. Superintendent Leon Owens notes $900,000 yearly for six students, about $150,000 per child, with ongoing questions about future placement and ongoing stimulation in their own environments. Alicia, 19, cannot read or write but responds to Elvis and Barbie dolls, while staff teach simple communication via pictures for daily needs.
Washington Post recounts President Bush convening top security aides in a bunker beneath the White House within hours of the Sept 11 attacks. The Oval Office telecast pledge to punish those harboring terrorists framed a nascent national security push as bin Laden and Al Qaida were identified as perpetrators.
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