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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2003
Page
2
The Internal Revenue Service outlines the timing for issuing advance refunds on 2002 child tax credits. Filers with last two SSN digits 00–30 received checks last Friday, 34–66 go out Friday, and 67–99 on August 8. Up to 5400 per child, with late processed returns sent after IRS completes processing.
Former Governor Mark Schweiker revisits the Quecreek Mine site on the first anniversary of the rescue that saved nine miners after three days. A public ceremony unveiled a statue, while protesters across Colorado and Nebraska rallied at several Missile sites including M-11. Three pacifist activists received prison terms for trespass and damage at a Minuteman silo. Thousands attended a memorial service in Atlanta for 12 relatives killed in a Kenyan plane crash, with remains identified gradually.
Jeb Stuart Magruder, a former Nixon aide, asserts in PBS and AP interviews that Nixon ordered the 1972 Watergate break-in to bug the Democratic Party headquarters. He cites a March 30 meeting with John Mitchell and says Nixon spoke directly to Mitchell during the call, a claim met with skepticism by historians.
More than 200 people vow to continue the Stop the Violence campaign in memory of Councilman James Davis who was slain in City Hall. Al Sharpton will deliver the eulogy at his funeral Tuesday. Davis, founder of Love Yourself Stop the Violence, opposed real gun toy guns and violent media. The service will mark the first state funeral in City Hall since 1918.
A congressional inquiry portrays Al Qaida as a disjointed, world-spanning movement rather than a single top-down body. It outlines four operation modes from top skilled operatives to long term support for guerrilla groups, with leaders scattered across Iran, Pakistan, and the wilderness.
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