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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2004
Page
1
A local church fellowship helps grandmothers share parenting wisdom and coping strategies. The group aims to support seniors through common concerns and foster community bonds among members.
Former Democratic candidate Howard Dean tells independent Ralph Nader that his career defending the public is remarkable and wishes Nader would join his team amid a debate aimed at persuading him to end the campaign.
A fragment hints at a feature about rap music videos and a Sunday showcase. The text suggests abundant or universal praise but provides no concrete names, dates, places, or organizations to confirm details.
Kansas University athletic officials report a strong donor response to a one-time appeal for season tickets. Since mid May, contributions are estimated between 5 and 7 million dollars, with over 4,200 members giving about 5.5 million to the Williams Fund.
A Senate Intelligence Committee report criticizes the CIA for false and unfounded Iraq threat assessments used to justify the war. It cites group think, missing data, and a broken culture under Tenet, arguing the Bush administration and Powell made false statements. Senators say the resolution would not have passed with full truth.
Senator Pat Roberts signaled he may remain chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee despite a yearlong Iraq war inquiry and looming term limits. He cited unfinished business and a desire to participate in reforms, noting the panel's 511 page report and his long tenure in Congress.
An intelligence report finds CIA and other officials failed to explain uncertainties to policy makers. It says the CIA kept key information from analysts and overstated claims in Colin Powell’s February 2003 UN speech justifying war with Iraq. The report notes possible Iraq al Qaida contacts in the 1990s but not a formal relationship. See page 7A.
Kansas University will switch its KU on Wheels buses to a 20 percent biodiesel soy-based blend, eliminating the black diesel exhaust that has marked campus. Student body VP Jeff Dunlap says the change will beautify campus and aid the environment as the system joins few nationwide in using biodiesel.
The International Court of Justice at The Hague declares Israel's West Bank barrier violates international law, calls for compensation to Palestinians and return of confiscated property, and urges a negotiated peace establishing a Palestinian state as soon as possible. The 14 to 1 decision reflects broad judicial unity except for one American judge.
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