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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 2004
Page
2
President Bush urged Americans to volunteer and donate to charity during the holiday season. He praised those aiding U.S. troops and noted the armed forces have fought terrorists abroad to spare Americans at home, speaking from his Crawford ranch in his weekly radio address.
Gracie and J C Jackson died within 20 hours of each other after seven decades of marriage. J C, 97, passed early Thursday at a nursing home in Hurst from congestive heart failure, followed by Gracie, 88, from pneumonia. Their daughter recalled they wished to meet in heaven together. They wed on Christmas Day 1934 in Terrell and raised five children.
Robert Crotteau 42 and his son Joseph 20 were mourned at St Josephs Catholic Church after they were killed in a confrontation with a trespassing hunter in Rice Lake. Chai Wang 36 of St Paul Minn remains jailed in Sawyer County on 2.5 million bail awaiting formal charges.
Transition at the CIA follows George Tenet's departure after seven years as director and Porter Goss's arrival. An email to staff outlines new procedures and personnel shifts amid leaks concerns and calls for tighter rules. Former chiefs Turner and Deutsch are cited as reference points for upheaval and overhaul.
Washington guests and readers weigh the craft of inaugural addresses. Lincoln Roosevelt and Kennedy stand as the era’s greatest, with experts noting humility, vision, and core principles as essential. Kennedy’s speech historians credit to JFK himself as chief architect and stonecutter.
A tanker spilled 30,000 gallons of crude oil into the Delaware River between Philadelphia and southern New Jersey, creating a 20 mile slick. Fifty birds died and 300 were affected as private contractors skimmed oil and deployed boom while authorities closed a river section for cleanup. The Athos I,Cyprus registered, carried 325,000 barrels from Venezuela. cause under investigation.
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