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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2001
Page
1
The Menninger Foundation announces John McKelvey, longtime Menninger trustee, will assume leadership of the Topeka clinic after Friday’s retirement of Dr. Walt Menninger. The move marks a key transition for the famed psychiatric facility.
Sixty Southwest Junior High choral students visited assisted living communities on Friday and performed for residents. The upbeat concert drew warm responses from seniors and staff alike.
Sally Stanley a former majorette defends cheer feeding squads criticized for lewd routines claiming the 1962 standard was wilder and more demanding.
Challenger the bald eagle, trained for sports events, will swoop from Memorial Stadium’s north end during KU's game with Nebraska. The event marks his Lawrence appearance after Yankee Stadium, with handlers guiding him by radio and using whistles and leather gear. KU raised about $10,000 for the American Eagle Foundation.
President Bush said US airstrikes in Afghanistan will continue during Ramadan. A US helicopter crash during a rescue mission injured four crew members, all safe afterward. The downed craft was later destroyed by F-14 Tomcats from USS Theodore Roosevelt to prevent Taliban or al Qaeda capture. Freezing rain halted further special forces deployments.
The Labor Department reports 415,000 jobs were cut in October, pushing the unemployment rate to 5.4 percent, the highest since 1996. Economists warn of a deep, prolonged recession as 2.2 million jobs have been shed since October 2000, with recovery hoped for early next year. President Bush urges swift passage of an economic revival package and asks Congress to reconcile tax cuts with spending. The Dow fluctuated but ended higher after the report.
The US Senate faces a hold on Steve Williams’s nomination to head the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as a duck hunting policy feud among senators slows the process. Williams, Kansas secretary of wildlife and parks, is part of a broader dispute over a nine day duck season extension in six southern states.
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