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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2000
Page
1
A Kansas student suspended for drawing a Confederate flag lost his Supreme Court appeal on the start of the new term. The ruling marks the high court's stance on school discipline and symbolic expression.
The Lawrence based Farmers Cooperative Association returned to operations Monday after filing for bankruptcy protection. The group owes up to 20 million dollars to about 450 creditors as it resumes business under new terms.
Ron Redding of the Wichita Falls Texas Baptist Association discusses ongoing rain and gusty winds as Hurricane Keith affects Belize. The group is there to help build churches, highlighting a relief mission amid the storm.
American Eagle Outfitters seeks ten years of tax abatements for a planned 10 million distribution center in Ottawa. City commissioners approved a resolution of intent and scheduled a public hearing while county supervisors, meeting in the same building, unanimously supported the tax breaks.
Dennis and Linda Beaver visit their son Casey Beaver's grave as they urge judges and lawmakers to tighten drunken driving laws. Casey, a KU microbiology graduate aiming to be an optometrist, died in a head on crash near Neosho Mo with Vincent Gilmete, who was driving in the wrong lane.
Purcellville Virginia Patrick Henry College begins with 90 students in a Christian oriented program. Morning chapel required dorms segregated by gender and a pledge to demonstrate a personal relationship with Jesus. Founder Michael Farris says it offers a refuge from sex and drugs while noting rising home schooling trends and strong SAT scores.
Cease-fire declared in Israel and the Palestinian territories after five days of violence. Col. Marcel Aviv said quiet prevailed in the West Bank and urged both sides to maintain restraint. The clashes killed over 50, most Palestinians, with Arab-Israeli riots causing nine deaths. Prime Minister Barak formed a Cabinet committee on Arab sector issues as a Paris meeting with Yasser Arafat looms.
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