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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2001
Page
5
Pope John Paul II met Mexican President Vicente Fox for 27 minutes then received Fox’s wife Martha Sahagun. Sahagun declined comment on any annulment talks as Fox and Sahagun reportedly seek Vatican annulments amid criticism from a Mexican cardinal.
Ulster Unionist party leader David Trimble announced the resignation of his party’s three cabinet ministers, leaving a fragile power sharing coalition. Britain’s secretary for Northern Ireland, John Reid, faces a decision on stripping powers or dissolving the government, amid Sinn Fein IRA tensions and DUP opposition.
Tokyo approves an anti terrorism bill expanding Self-Defense Forces role to non combat support abroad for U S led operations in Afghanistan. It allows logistics medical and rescue work with diet approval required within 20 days and a two year expiry. Critics say it breaches postwar pacifist constitution.
In Warsaw Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, 78, testifies he did not issue firearms orders during the December 1970 Baltic coast protests that left at least 44 dead. Prosecutors say he violated the constitution at the request of party leaders. Jaruzelski calls the case politically motivated. His testimony will resume on November 8.
The Royal Shakespeare Company outlined a $150 million plan for a new waterfront theater complex on the site of its 69 year old Stratford venue. The current Royal Shakespeare Theatre will be demolished to build a 1,050 seat adaptable playhouse with better rehearsal and admin facilities. The project seeks Arts Council England funding of $73 million with the RSC raising the same amount. Critics call the existing brick building dated and unappealing.
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