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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2013
Page
8
Washington state moves to curb youth access as recreational cannabis becomes legal for adults. The measure limits store locations near youth venues, sets safety standards, and allocates tax revenues to health, education, and prevention while regulators draft rules for marketing and product safety.
President Obama told PBS that top secret NSA data gathering programs are legal and transparent, citing the FISA court that authorizes phone records collection and internet monitoring by foreigners. He argued checks and balances exist while noting closed sessions and secret court locations, as he seeks a public privacy debate amid Snowden leaks.
Enniskil len North Ireland AP reports deep split among G8 leaders over Syria. Putin rejects calls to halt support for Assad while Britain and France hesitate to join Obama in arming rebels. Obama and Putin meet briefly as the two-year war claims over 93 000 lives.
Angry tourism workers and activists in Luxor threatened to block the newly named Islamist governor Adel el-Khayat over his ties to a former militant group blamed for earning a deadly 1997 attack at Luxor Temple. Crowds vow to seal sites and push him from office amid tourism decline.
A report on research progress toward creating custom organs using a patient’s cells and scaffolds. Angela Irizarry benefited from a lab-made blood vessel grown from her own bone marrow, while others pursue 3-D printed kidneys and scaffolded heart lung liver research. Doctors see a future where implanted organs may be patient specific and less likely to be rejected.
Federal agents digging in Oakland Township near Detroit plan to resume the search for Jimmy Hoffa's body after a night of activity. Tony Zerilli had claimed to know Hoffa's burial site, tied to a 1975 disappearance following a restaurant meeting with Teamsters leaders and Detroit mob figures.
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