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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2004
Page
1
Washington reports that covert and open efforts to train would be bombers target Americans and Israelis, with recruitment active in Iran despite official stances. The piece notes U S President Bush aims to overhaul the domestic economic team, signaling staff changes and a push on the economy.
Greeting card makers target about 2.5 million families including Jewish and Christian households by merging Christmas and Hanukkah sentiments. Kansas University researchers find disaster plans often fail to aid disabled people during and after emergencies, with emergency management departments nationwide ill prepared.
Kansas earns postseason bid and will meet Santa Clara in Seattle on Friday in the NCAA Tournament. Time for the match was not announced.
Quote from C Britt Beemer, chairman of America's Research Group, notes retailers winning weekend with aggressive special purchases and pricing. Nationwide, holiday sales described as solid, not particularly impressive.
Local teenagers prepare for a Tuesday competition titled Battle of the Bands for ages 18 and under showcasing their skills in a youth music event.
Regents consider allowing state universities to offer free or reduced tuition for spouses and dependents of faculty to aid recruitment and retention. KU officials and some faculty leaders resist, arguing the benefit would affect only a subset of staff and funding is uncertain.
The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission urges a broad overhaul of campaign finance disclosure laws. Proposals aim for full disclosure to inform voters about advertising and donations. Chair Dan Sewart notes the plan will reach the Legislature in January.
Water officials in Kansas explore promoting residential and commercial growth around Clinton and Perry reservoirs. Director Tracy Streeter says the goal is to create economic opportunities responsibly while drafting a report for the Kansas Water Authority for June 2005 recommendations, with input from Commerce, Health and Environment, Wildlife and Parks, plus federal partners.
The memo outlines planned lakefront development by the water office, referencing reservoir management and statewide efforts. It ties to past reservoir projects and proposals, noting impact on water supply, recreation, and local zoning considerations. The document signals ongoing coordination with state agencies and public input processes.
Ukraine faces a regional split as eastern provinces push for autonomy or independence over the disputed Nov. 21 election. Yanukovych backs caution and vows to block demonstrators, while Yushchenko supporters fill central Kiev demanding fair results. Donetsk votes Dec. 5 on forming a republic within a federal state. The crisis tests Ukraine’s unity and future ties with Moscow and the West.
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