14 Jun 2001
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2001
Page
1
In Douglas County Eudora residents are urged to fly the flag every day as Joy Clouse Clint Burkhardt and others lead a campaign. The effort aims to honor national pride on flag day with prominent display and community involvement.
KU Center for Research Inc paid 3.6 million dollars for 55 000 square feet of lab and office space at 1501 Wakarusa Drive. The purchase funds a cancer project backed by a 9.9 million dollar grant and signals future growth as external funding rose 25 percent on the Lawrence campus last year and 40 percent over three years. Oread Inc, dissolved after bankruptcy, previously occupied the facilities.
Ra’anan Gissin, spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, questions peace efforts noting there may be no cease-fire while violence continues. The remark appears in the newspaper’s Page 7A coverage.
Lawrence drivers faced 30 minute delays as KDOT set eight survey checkpoints around the city to distribute paper questionnaires during rush hour. Residents criticized the plan, noting it blocked main arteries and wasted time while attempting to gather driving pattern data.
Washington AP Republicans join Democrats in pushing a patients' rights bill to curb HMOs. House backing includes Marge Roukema and Charlie Norwood with GOP colleagues. President Bush warns he will veto if principles fail. Senate Democrats plan work next week to advance similar legislation amid opposition.
President Bush, in his NATO debut in Brussels, said European leaders are warming to his missile defense plan though resistance remains. He stressed the United States would pursue a high tech shield with or without Europe’s blessing, while allies like Hungary Poland Italy and Spain offered support and Britain signaled sympathy.
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