Spider-Man movie keeps growing legs at box office
The Spider-Man film extended its momentum into a second weekend, becoming the fastest movie to reach $200 million in domestic box office.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2002
Page
1
The Spider-Man film extended its momentum into a second weekend, becoming the fastest movie to reach $200 million in domestic box office.
An excerpt from Martha Moxley's diary mentions the Skakel neighbors, recorded about a month before her death. Michael Skakel stands trial for the October 30, 1975 murder, with this diary cited in coverage.
Kansas University creates a $1000 study abroad scholarship in memory of Shannon Martin a 23 year old honors student killed in Golfito Costa Rica. Her death shocked KU as she neared graduation and she had previously studied abroad in Costa Rica.
City and county officials weigh whether to assist the Lawrence school district facing 4.7 million dollars in cuts that threaten valued programs. They acknowledge their own budget woes and consider tax increases, with some commissioners urging responsibility to state funding and education.
The city county and school boards will convene a budget summit at 9 a.m. on May 29 in the school board offices located at 110 McDonald Drive.
In an early vote the Likud Central Committee rejected the creation of a Palestinian state, exposing Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s weakness within his own party. Reservists pulled back from Gaza after a delayed offensive, while Bethlehem marked the first Sunday service at the Church of the Nativity post-standoff, signaling regional tensions.
Former President Jimmy Carter arrived in Havana becoming the first U S leader to visit Cuba in 74 years. He met with Fidel Castro to discuss cooperation and human rights as tensions between the nations remain high. Carter spoke in Spanish at the airport, underscoring friendship with the Cuban people amid ongoing policy debates.
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