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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2000
Page
1
Farmers Cooperative Assn. president Don Dumler says two regional agricultural coops are weighing a bailout for the Lawrence based firm as its bankruptcy status unfolds. An on campus report notes rising illegal alcohol and drug use in KU residence halls. Downtown work uncovers a piece of Toy Moon era history.
Marlene Anderson, 67, of Lawrenceville, Ga., laments the recent cold spell that pushed temperatures into the upper 20s. The note appears on page 7A under Quotable 4& as readers complain about the chill and heat woes.
In an emergency session Prime Minister Barak moved away from a self imposed deadline to halt violence as clashes spread in Hebron and Nablus after Yom Kippur. Barak said Israel would attend a U S summit if one is convened and pressed Arafat to resume talks only with an international inquiry into 12 days of deadly violence.
Lawrence woman Elva Hughes learns a skeletal foot discovered over four decades ago belongs to her son, Elmer Wolford, who died in 1987 after a fishing boat accident at Bower Sock Dam. Kansas Bureau of Investigation plans to discuss results with the district attorney before further announcements.
Former Kansas governor Robert Bennett who led the state from 1975 to 1979 died at St. Joseph Health Center in Kansas City Missouri after a battle with lung cancer He was 73 His death prompted a half staff flag honor from Gov Bill Graves who called him an outstanding leader and visionary governor Bennett’s legacy includes sharp political insight and public speaking skill.
Lawrence businessman Samih Stainieh offered to raise 1 million to keep the Haskell Foundation from bankruptcy. He awaits approval from HIMU board and HINU trustees as regents seek more control, calls for apologies to donors and removal of foundation president Paula Postoak Bufalloment. Next regents meeting is May 2001 and affairs remain on hold.
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