25 Jul 2002
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2002
Page
1
Lawrence residents receive aid as two groups collect school supplies to ease financial strain on families. The effort aims to stock classrooms and support students returning to school.
Dr. Pierre-Alain Clavien of University Hospital Zurich cites a study showing kidneys from cadavers perform as well as kidneys from brain-dead donors in transplant cases. The finding suggests a potential boost to organ availability though not a full solution to shortages.
Rush announces a Friday return to live performance with a concert at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Bonner Springs. The date marks a fresh tour stop, drawing rock fans to the venue for a high energy show featuring classic tracks and new material.
Erin McDaniel, once a fifth grader in New ton, reported a classmate planning to shoot a student and bring a gun to school. Years later, her former classmate Damien C. Lewis faces capital murder charges in the killings of an elderly Lawrence couple, a connection McDaniel recalls with shock.
A Douglas County district judge rescheduled Damien C. Lewis's preliminary hearing for capital murder to Sept. 3, delaying examination of some evidence prosecutors plan to use. Lewis, 22, of Lawrence, had a continuance requested by his attorney Ronald Evans.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 488.95 points to 8,191.29 amid a broad market rebound sparked by arrests at Adelphia Communications and a House Senate accord on anti fraud legislation. Investors questioned sustainability despite the gain.
Lawmakers on both chambers reach a preliminary agreement to tighten penalties for corporate fraud. The bipartisan move targets executives and firms, aiming to deter misconduct and improve accountability in financial reporting.
The House voted 420 to 1 to expel James Traficant after a Cleveland jury found him guilty on 10 counts of racketeering bribery and tax evasion. Traficant urged restraint and claimed innocence as Rep Condit opposed expulsion and others defended upholding public trust.
SPECIAL REPORT outlines Tim Shallenburger as a gubernatorial candidate known for a no-new-taxes stance. Described as rational yet tied to conservative allies, he faces scrutiny from moderates and contrasts with party peers. Other governor race features and page references noted.
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