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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2001
Page
1
The section celebrates J K Rowling with a Harry Potter themed puzzle page including a crossword maze and Frame Games. USA Weekend reports Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone set a record with 31.3 million dollars in its debut, the highest one day gross.
Laura Bush denounces Taliban brutality against women in a Saturday radio address. She frames the issue as a common humanity effort, not tied to any single culture, urging global goodwill and action. The remarks appear on page 7A.
The Pfeifer family questions the official account of Joe Pfeifer being run over by an Amtrak train near Lawrence after a bachelor party. Sheriff says he walked miles from a rural strip club, passed out on tracks, while companions stayed at a bar for hours. Investigators welcome new tips at 816 616 8594 or 841 0007.
Burhanuddin Rabbani arrives in Kabul with a 15-vehicle convoy, signaling a bid to reclaim leadership as the post-Taliban coalition seeks a broad government. Taliban claims on bin Laden shift, fighting continues around Kandahar and Kunduz as U.S. jets operate.
The largest US terrorism probe outlines at least six local support nodes pre Sept 11. Authorities report suspected supporters have used stolen credit cards and wire transfers, created fake visas, and moved with Middle Eastern associates. FBI chief Mueller says efforts aim to map extent. pockets span Boston to Detroit with ties to al Qaida and Hamas.
Educators recall influential mentors from Ester Errebo at Ellsworth High to Virginia Frazier in St Joseph. Former students and colleagues praise teachers who challenged, inspired, and believed in students, shaping careers from law to education and beyond during American Education Week.
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