22 Mar 2001
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2001
Page
1
The Kansas University feature recaps the Dayton regional performance and previews the San Antonio Sweet 16 semifinals with profiles on all remaining teams. Henry Rollins, famed punk icon, shifts from amplifiers to a podium as part of this week’s coverage.
Archaeologists reveal a battered yet nearly complete skull of a new hominin species unearthed in Kenya challenging current views of human evolution.
Rep. Troy Findley of Lawrence questions the plan as lawmakers weigh a proposed Oz theme park. He warns there may be no Emerald City at the end of the yellow brick road.
EPA officials caution over Kansas water quality legislation raising fear of a federal takeover if state standards fall short. Cheryl Crisler says the agency is in a holding pattern while Charles Benjamin of the Sierra Club warns EPA could assume wastewater permit duties if enforcement lags.
Federal agents seized 234 sheep from Houghton Freeman’s Vermont farm amid fears of a mad cow disease variant. Sheep were loaded for transport to Iowa for testing and destruction. Freeman and another farmer previously fought USDA orders to seize animals amid Foot and Mouth disease concerns.
The State Department ordered six Russian diplomats expelled for intelligence work tied to the Hanssen case and asked 45 more to leave the United States by summer to cut Russian officers here. Senator Graham noted four to six had already departed and warned of possible U.S. retaliatory moves. The Russian ambassador was summoned to the State Department.
A fatal collision on the Kansas Highway 10 bypass near Wakarusa Drive left a man dead and injured a woman and a child. Victims’ names were withheld pending notification. Donna Saile and Jake Saile of Lecompton were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Jake was later airlifted to Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City in fair condition. The Douglas County Sheriff’s Department continues to investigate.
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