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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2004
Page
4
A Homeland Security inspector allegedly pepper sprayed, shoved against a wall, kneed, and struck a Chinese tourist during a mis ID at the U S Canada border in Niagara Falls after marijuana was found on a male pedestrian. The tourist was treated and released from hospital.
A Pennsylvania appeals court held a verbal agreement between a woman and her sperm donor invalid, ordering Joel McKiernan to pay child support for Ivonne Ferguson's twins. The three judge panel said the contract was unenforceable on legal equitable and moral grounds, making the father financially responsible despite the informal agreement.
The Association of Veterinarians for Animal Rights was expelled from the American Veterinary Medical Association annual meeting in Philadelphia after placing a full page NYT ad accusing the group of betraying farm animals. The ad ran June 21, and the AVMA, representing about 70,000 veterinarians, said the group was not welcome as the event proceeded June 21 to June 23.
A major fire broke out Friday at Jeffrey Cobabe and Associates, a Salt Lake City workshop that furnishes furniture for Mormon Temples worldwide. The blaze started in the ceiling, caused at least three explosions, and leveled the business while threatening a nearby apartment complex. No injuries were reported as about a dozen people escaped. the fire was contained about two hours later.
The father of Lori Hacking states his son Mark, labeled a person of interest, looked him in the eye and denied involvement as hundreds searched for Lori after she vanished during a jog. Douglas Hacking recounted confronting his son Friday about possible blame.
A Florida 2nd District Court of Appeal ruling says individuals who changed sex are not recognized by their new sex for marriage law. The decision voids a divorce ruling between Michael Kantaras and Linda Kantaras, remanding custody matters for further action.
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