Labrador statue returns home after theft from grave
Vera Hadl recovers the life sized Lab stolen last week from her husband’s grave. The statue was found in a ditch near Eudora, ending a short mystery with the pet returning to its owner.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2004
Page
1
Vera Hadl recovers the life sized Lab stolen last week from her husband’s grave. The statue was found in a ditch near Eudora, ending a short mystery with the pet returning to its owner.
Charles Lewis of the Center for Public Integrity condemns appointing a figure under indictment or disgrace. He cites Transportation Security Administration official W. Stephen Thayer III, who left New Hampshire’s high court in 2000 after a prosecutors’ deal over bench conduct.
A downtown Lawrence book store and coffee shop announces Friday events adding live music to its offerings. The venue plans a weekly music night showcasing local artists and literary themes.
Douglas County Fair officials caution 4-H youths and volunteers to watch for suspicious animal rights activists at the 2004 Douglas County Free Fair. They warn that visitors may take photos and ask questions to misrepresent animal care, while noting most youths already know of the precautions. No activists were reported present as of Wednesday.
Fairgoers will see 4 H participants with rabbits dairy animals and sheep all day. The petting zoo and pony rides start at 1 pm with carnival and antique tractor pull at 6 pm. Western Sunrise performs at 7 pm followed by a dairy goat milking contest at 8 pm and a movie at 8 30 pm.
Lawrence Public Schools reports 37 students enrolled in the inaugural year of the Lawrence Virtual School, surpassing the 30-student goal. Principal Gary Lewis said enrollment has no limit and aims to attract home school families from Lawrence and across Kansas. Open houses and information sessions are set for today at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at 110 McDonald Drive, with enrollment closing at 5 p.m. August 20.
A car bomb in Iraq's capital killed at least 68 people gathering to join police, as heavy fighting elsewhere claimed 45 more lives. Two American soldiers were killed in separate attacks, and two Pakistanis working for a Kuwaiti contractor were executed by an extremist group. The blasts underscored enduring insecurity a month after the interim government took power.
Edwards praised John Kerry as wartime tested and urged delegates to unite for an inclusive America. He criticized Republicans and promised a ticket that will bridge income and race divisions as Kerry nears formal nomination at the FleetCenter amid national televise.
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