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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2018
Page
12
Alyssa Milano, founder of a group, reads from an NRA Bill of Rights during a protest as shirts and posters warn that lives should come before NRA money. The demands include protecting children from gun violence and other reform measures.
A brief note introduces USA TODAY as the broader national edition available in local markets. It mentions expanded USA TODAY content at newsstands and by subscription and points readers to sports.usatoday.com for the latest national sports coverage.
USA TODAY announces editorial control over ads with rights to reject edit or cancel submissions. Gannett affiliated papers publish daily with advertising subject to current rate card and reprint services available by phone or web.
Activists clash briefly with gun rights supporters at a Dallas park before police escort. A North Texas group planned a second protest to defend Second Amendment rights in Texas while others at City Hall rallied against NRA leadership. Trump urged against broad gun bans amid terrorism concerns.
NASA prepares the InSight mission to Mars with two silicon wafers bearing 2.4 million names and experimental cubesats to relay data. The lander, built by JPL with international funding, will descend through the thin atmosphere at high speed and deploy a robotic arm to extract a deep burrowing probe for subsurface readings.
Chicago sees a violent week with at least 65 people shot and five killed amid rising temperatures. Police note a mix of gang-related violence, drive-by incidents, and an ATF agent wounded, while officials highlight data-driven crime-fighting efforts and a 14th straight month of declines in gun violence.
More than 1,600 people including opposition leader Alexei Navalny were arrested across Russia during Saturday protests against Vladimir Putin’s upcoming inauguration. In Moscow police faced crowds at Pushkin Square as helicopters observed, with Navalny restrained and to be charged with disobeying police, a max 15 day sentence.
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