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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2007
Page
1
Paris Hilton was released after three days in custody and faces a court hearing today to decide if she will remain on house arrest. She has been ordered to complete her sentence under home confinement, but the brief confinement prompted public outcry.
Quotation notes that negotiators intend a new agreement under the U N Framework Convention to curb dangerous climate change while questioning if President Bush is merely delaying action to a future administration. Environmental Defense lawyer Annie Petsank downplays the deal's significance.
The Kansas Supreme Court is set to rule on Saturday on Martin Miller's appeal of his first degree murder conviction for the 2004 strangulation death of his wife Mary in Lawrence.
The Wakarusa festival kicked off at Clinton State Park with WoolEye from Fort Collins and others arriving by a vegetable oil powered bus. Organizers projected around 12,000 attendees on Thursday as vendors opened and camping spread across the grounds.
Johnson County District Attorney Phill Kline said he would seek the death penalty if the case warrants it in the abduction and murder of 18 year old Kelsey Smith. Edwin R. Hall, 26, is charged with premeditated first degree murder and aggravated kidnapping after her body was found three days after the Target parking lot kidnapping. Bond is set at 5 million and Hall remains jailed in Gardner awaiting further court actions.
Kansas lawmakers query a new repair plan as it falls short of the 663 million dollars sought by state universities. Backlogs at KU Lawrence and KU Medical Center illustrate ongoing underfunding. Regents plan a five year review while officials warn deficits will persist without sustained funding and better facility management.
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