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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2003
Page
3
Police said three teenagers were fatally shot within 15 minutes in South Los Angeles in gangrelated violence after funeral directors and morticians staged a protest procession. Two 16 and 17 year olds died at 11:35 p.m. and an 18 year old at 11:48 p.m., with two others injured. investigators urged caution on a possible link to the earlier demonstration.
A San Jose Mercury News Kaiser Family Foundation survey of 800 Silicon Valley youths ages 10 to 17 finds most have internet exposure and many can build websites, signaling widespread tech fluency among students and their families.
The head of Alabama law enforcement bans profiling by troopers and imposes annual training with a new complaint review procedure. Public Safety Director Mike Coppage says the policy bars stops based on ethnicity or other protected traits. Senator Charles Steele notes the move as overdue but welcome. Bay Area residents spend more on booze books and goods than peers in LA and NY due to higher earnings and cost of living.
U S military officials praise an experimental drug from Hollis Eden Pharmaceuticals that could protect soldiers police and emergency workers from radiation sickness in terrorist radiological attacks. Officials say it shows promise but stress the need for further human testing to confirm effectiveness and safety.
The Lovelace film shoot on Kansas University's campus drew mild protests yet viewers recalled a free and open campus. KU received 3272 dollars for using facilities, while alumni and staff noted the event's humorous tone amid broader debates on academic freedom and campus expression.
About one in eight graduates left Sunday's Saint Joseph's University ceremony before Sen. Rick Santorum spoke. He faced prior protests over his remarks on gay behavior. The event included boos and applause as students chose to walk out amid calls to rescind the invitation.
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