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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2003
Page
1
The House approved a partial birth abortion ban 281 to 142 in a decisive move backed by President Bush. The measure, aiming to bar late trimester procedures, faces Senate action and potential court challenges, with penalties up to two years in prison for doctors.
Lawrence school board members rally to support Randy Weseman after an e mail reveals pressure for further admin cuts He says the district could begin by replacing him if needed and two board members defend his tenure noting salaries align with similar districts The Journal World reports show Weseman earns 130 320 and compare his pay with GA district superintendents per state salary law.
The Center for Public Integrity reports 527 PACs channel large sums into elections. In Kansas the active Restore America PAC affiliates with U S Senator Sam Brownback used Koch Industries and tribal interests to fund Republican races in 2002.
Pilhofer argues public must view both state and federal filings to grasp how committees pumped money into voter persuasion. The Public Integrity center's report Silent Partners highlights gaps in campaign finance disclosure and urges broader scrutiny across venues to reveal the full picture.
Wal-Mart faces another setback as the Board of Zoning Appeals upholds August denial of building permits for a 132,000 square foot Wal-Mart and an unnamed restaurant at the Sixth Street and Wakarusa Drive site. Officials say the store is a department store, while Wal-Mart claims it is a variety store.
U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema blocks pursuing the death penalty and Sept 11 trial evidence linking Zacarias Moussaoui to al-Qaida. She orders the government to choose between appealing, moving the case to a military tribunal, or releasing witnesses after government defied court orders for access to three high-level al-Qaida prisoners.
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