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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2003
Page
1
Lawrence artists supplement Saturday peace rallies with controversial visuals as opponents of the U S Iraq conflict stage dissonant public displays. Page 10 mentions visuals and campaigns amid city activism. Also on Page 8 a PAC named Truth for a Better Lawrence forms to counter Progressive Lawrence Campaign.
Actor Robert Blake left jail after posting 1.5 million bail and will face trial for the 2001 murder of his wife. He spoke of his extraordinary life and highs and lows while awaiting proceedings.
KU fans in Dallas faced gloom after a 68 to 63 loss to Missouri while dreaming of a national title. Justin Lippiner, on spring break, plans to fly to the U S Virgin Islands and watch the selection show. Aaron Miles says KU has six more games to win.
Community members clash over the plan to close one-section elementary schools in Lawrence and replace them with two or three sectioned buildings. Deborah Snyder criticizes the plan as arbitrary, while fourth grade teacher Melissa Sears praises small classes at Broken Arrow School. The April 1 vote will decide a $59 million bond and four school board seats.
Lawrence Police say two Topeka men are in custody with a third suspect at large after a fatal shooting of Quincy M. Sanders, 22, at a Ridge Court duplex. Randy Owens, 27, and Tremain Scott, 21, were booked on murder charges in separate jurisdictions. Corey Terrell Robinson remains armed and dangerous, possibly in Topeka.
President Bush meets Tony Blair and Jose Maria Aznar to project resolve as the United States Britain and Spain seek enough Security Council votes for a forceful Iraq disarmament. France Russia and Germany oppose war. Chile and Mexico are key targets.
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