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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2008
Page
1
Third and fourth grade students at Pinckney School's Boys and Girls club interviewed the Kansas City Zoo's African Savannah curator. The session gave a rare look at zoo operations and animal care.
Prosecutor Peter Wright rejected defendants claims that a 2006 plan to strike airliners was merely publicity. He insisted the footage showed real intent to commit carnage for Islam. The remarks appear on page 8A.
Delayed by wet weather sweet corn is finally here signaling the true beginning of nostalgic seasonal happenings.
A federal jury found Joe-College owner Larry Sinks infringed KU trademarks and ordered $127,337 in profits and royalties paid to KU while stopping about 50 infringing T-shirt designs. Both sides claimed victory as Sinks remains in business and KU celebrates the ruling’s confirmation of infringement.
Douglas County commissioners after a weekend of budget review expect a property tax increase over 3 mills in 2009 to maintain services. They warn of possible staff cuts and eliminations to hit a leaner spending plan as revenues fall and costs rise. A Wednesday night session is set to continue discussions on the county budget.
Melvin Elliott Jr. 66 of Lawrence died when his 1983 Honda mo-ped pulled out into Sixth Street traffic in front of a city bus near Ray's Liquor Warehouse. He lacked a valid license and helmet. Bus driver Jeremy Stacy 33, of Lawrence, was not on active duty and expected back on the road by week’s end. Eight people were aboard the bus, including a child. Police have not released alcohol findings. Elliott had prior DUI related convictions.
Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir was charged by the International Criminal Court prosecutor with genocide. The indictment accuses him of masterminding a campaign of murder rape and deportation aimed at wiping out African tribes in Darfur.
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