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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2001
Page
1
Sue Morgan will ascend to the Lawrence school board presidency Sunday, elevating her profile in the 10,000 student district and potentially shaping upcoming board agendas. Tennis section appears at page 1B.
Wimbledon kicks off with Capriati's comeback and Venus Williams defending her title while Pete Sampras pursues an eighth men’s crown. Reports note ongoing matches and early momentum across the tournament.
Phil Bronstein, husband of Sharon Stone, was bitten on the foot by a komodo dragon. The incident is noted in a brief item originating on page 24.
Report highlights shoed thefts at Royal Crest Lanes and KU bowling alley with losses totaling thousands yearly. Co owner Ron McCrary notes hundreds of pairs vanish while KU's Michael Fine cites about twenty pairs yearly. Prices range from 30 dollars used to 140 for newer lace ups and designers.
A government study by the Justice Department and CDC shows one in three Americans injured by violent crime report prior offenses by their attacker. About half of injuries stem from intimate partners, a third from other family members, and 20 percent from strangers. Experts emphasize ongoing risks and the danger of partner violence.
Five months into his presidency President Bush moves toward a Clinton like method, with weekly policy and political strategy meetings. Senior aides acknowledge weekly reviews of polling and strategy, mirroring Clinton's approach amid crises and impeachment era pressures.
The Kansas Supreme Court faces hard decisions this week as it allocates a $79.1 million 2002 budget. Douglas County officials warn that cuts could reduce staff and court days, delaying service as tax reductions bite into funding for operations and personnel.
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