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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2002
Page
1
The Sea Lab exhibit at Kansas University's Natural History Museum introduces children to sea life with activities such as dissecting squids, offering hands on learning about marine biology.
Sondra Headrick, mother of last month’s Wichita sextuplets, says she will accept help when the time comes. Three of the infants were discharged on Sunday, and the note appears on page 48 of www.jworld.com.
FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III told a closed session that another terrorist attack in the United States is inevitable and that authorities struggle to infiltrate terrorist groups driven by fanaticism. The remarks followed Vice President Cheney’s warning of a real possibility of Palestinian style bombers on U S soil.
The Kaw Valley Greens welcomed a limited city move to reduce pesticides in public spaces, with three designated pesticide free parks covering over 12 acres. Parks include a Clinton Parkway right of way, Parnell Park and Ludlam Park. a public observance will occur at 11 30 a m near the Clinton Parkway sculpture as officials note weed tolerance may rise and evaluation will occur.
Lawrence school board voted to set aside 1.1 million for essential costs from a 4.7 million reserve created by prior budget cuts and higher student fees. They also approved 170,000 to hire four teachers to end fifth and sixth grade combination classes. Negotiations with the Lawrence Education Association loom for a May 29 bargaining session.
President Bush pledged to uphold the Cuba trade embargo and U S travel ban until the island enacts meaningful reform. He labeled Castro a tyrant and warned lawmakers against any move to loosen restrictions while calling for free elections and market reforms.</analysis>
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