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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2001
Page
2
Shaun Cleland 24 died when rocks collapsed in a cave near Mount Joy Thursday after being trapped waist deep since Wednesday. Fire chief Bill Hall said rescue teams worked in 30 minute shifts, using inflatable bags pipes lumber and steel to shore the enclosure.
American adventurer Steve Fossett plans a July 25 launch of the Solo Spirit to circumnavigate the globe solo, weather permitting, after a wind-damaged envelope halted his previous attempt. Fossett, a Chicago-based investment tycoon, said the setback increased his resolve to try again despite the earlier failure.
AP poll finds two thirds of Americans including teens support the legal drinking age of 21 and favor stricter enforcement. Experts note teens acknowledge risks of drinking and driving while widespread underage drinking persists. The survey of 1,008 adults and 514 teens was taken June 6-10 with margins of error ±3 and ±4 points.
Fire swept an exterior ground level area at about 8 p.m. Wednesday causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Two people treated for minor injuries. A Kansas University student praised neighbors who warned others as Red Cross teams provided clothing food and medicine. Five of six Slovakian residents stayed free at Spring Hill Suites while their apartments burned.
Fire Chief Rod Brown notes renewed interest in fireworks safety after dozen injuries led to hospital visits. Officials discuss possible ordinance tightening, alternatives, and continued education while residents push for education and larger celebrations to reduce incidents. County and city consider aligned rules, with officials urging responsibility and public discussion scheduling.
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