03 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2001
Page
1
Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic faces war crimes charges at the International War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague. The arraignment marks a pivotal moment as the court proceeds with the case in the Netherlands.
Maryland Fish and Wildlife regional director Bill Hartwig discusses a program teaching whooping cranes to follow aircraft to learn their migration route, a notable conservation effort described as a promising success story in progress.
County budget proposes reductions to court operations under the 2002 plan with impacts on sessions and staffing. Officials say the changes target efficiency while preserving essential services amid tighter revenues.
Douglas County officials consider trimming funds for a sixth district court judge amid a request from District Attorney Christine Kenney for more money to hire an additional prosecutor. Judge Mike Malone warns delays could extend to six months as caseload grows.
Neighbors report a bottle rocket caused a Monday fire at the two story vacant home at 1313 Haskell Ave. Vacant for 12 years, the property valued at 15 500 by the Douglas County Appraiser. Fire officials will seek the state fire marshal's determination while urging precautions with fireworks this season.
The Bush administration proposes the first new offshore Gulf leases in over a decade covering 1.47 million acres on the Outer Continental Shelf. If approved, a December auction could raise about 136 million dollars, with drilling possibly starting in two to ten years.
Knight Ridder reports a nationwide survey of over 1 000 teens shows more than 20 percent cannot name who declared independence, or key Fourth of July facts. Only about 10 percent know George Washington was first president. concerns rise over national history education.
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