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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2002
Page
1
Juli Inkster tied a Prairie Dunes record with a 4 under 66 in the final round and won the U S Women's Open. The event capped a dramatic weekend as she edged rivals to capture the national championship.
Craig Bland campaigns to oust Johnson County District Court Judge Janette Sheldon after she gave five years probation to the teen who killed his sister-in-law. Bland frames the site as nonpersonal pressure in a public-action push.
High school cheerleaders trained at Baldwin summer camp polishing yells and routines for Tuesday's 18 and Under event. The session focused on technique, jumps, motions, and crowd energy led by local coaches and athletes.
The Leonard Peltier Defense Committee in Lawrence is sifting through 30,000 FBI pages to find evidence for a retrial or new grounds in Leonard Peltier’s case. A July 20 forum at Plymouth Congregational Church will feature attorneys and FOIA researchers who helped uncover the material.
Vice President Abdul Qadir was buried with full military honors in Jalalabad after an attack that killed him on Saturday. About 10,000 mourners followed the gun-carriage from the White Mosque to Amir Shaheed Gardens as troops saluted, a Pashto poem praising him was read, and seven celebratory shots were fired. Qadir also served as minister of public works and governor of Nangarhar.
Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle faulted the Bush administration for fostering a lax regulatory climate that enabled corporate scandals. He called for Harvey Pitt to go as SEC chair and said a strict accounting reform and strong penalties for false financial statements would be pursued ahead of Bush’s Wall Street speech.
Douglas County administrator Craig Weinang explains he trims revenue projections by millions to keep a $200,000 balance forward on paper, while actual leftovers totaling $3.7 million will help pay bills if state revenue falls or disasters strike. Commissioners review a $44 million next year budget with no staff cuts or service losses amid state funding warnings.
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