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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2002
Page
1
A Lawrence lawmaker and a local Lawrence company lead efforts to harness Kansas winds for commercial energy. The push focuses on wind power as a solution to rising energy concerns, signaling potential new projects and policy considerations for the region.
A Palestinian woman believed to be the first female death by own action bomber carried out an attack on a busy Jerusalem street, killing herself and an 81 year old Israeli man. The report notes broader security and political context from the same newspaper edition.
Leona Campbell has served 17 years in Woodlawn School's afternoon kindergarten, praised by teacher Terry Tuckwin as the professor emeritus of volunteers. Principal Gary Haworth’s letters to North Lawrence residents sparked her start, and she remains a steady presence, missing only a few Wednesdays. She says she gains more from the students than she gives, and she looks forward to each year’s growth.
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld said detainees at Camp X-Ray are not prisoners of war and will not be granted POW rights under Geneva. Vice President Cheney echoed the stance as Bush aides weigh applicability of the Geneva Convention to the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay.
Afghan leader Hamid Karzai urged thousands of Afghan Americans to return home and help rebuild, speaking at Georgetown University ahead of a Bush White House visit. He plans to push for a broader multinational peacekeeping role and seeks continued U.S. support for peace in Afghanistan. He is the first Afghan leader to visit Washington in 39 years and will attend the State of the Union.
President Bush will address Congress with a dual focus on the ongoing war and the U S recession. Advisers say he will stress recovery measures while noting the country remains at war after the September 11 attacks. The speech marks a shift from his previous terrorism emphasis toward economic concerns.
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