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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2010
Page
2
Iran signaled clear support for Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki as he seeks to lock regional backing after seven months of Iraqi political limbo. Tehran wields influence with Shiite factions and aims to help al Maliki secure a parliamentary majority while he canvasses neighbors.
Sarah Palin kicked off a two-week Tea Party Express tour with a 2012 presidential run hint. She urged supporters as she began the 15-day coast-to-coast campaign, stopping in Elko Ely and Las Vegas before heading to 15 states and ending November 1 in New Hampshire.
Mexican security forces seized at least 105 tons of U S bound marijuana in Tijuana in dawn raids across three neighborhoods. Eleven suspects were arrested after a shootout. The drugs were found in 10 000 packages with an estimated street value of about 340 million dollars, with counts still rising.
The Supreme Court will review whether former attorney general John Ashcroft can be sued by Abdullah al Kidd a Kansas native and ex Idaho football player who says he was detained at Dulles airport in 2003 for 15 nights as a material witness in a broad terrorism probe. He claims the detention was a pretext for a broader plan targeting Muslim men.
Nadya Suleman’s fertility doctor implanted twelve embryos in the pregnancy that produced octuplets, a claim disputed by another doctor as unprecedented. Deputy AG Judith Alvarado said Kamrava endangered the mother and violated national care standards during a Medical Board hearing in Beverly Hills.
A Riverside federal judge, Virginia Phillips, tentatively rejects the government's bid to stay her injunction ending the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy while appeals proceed. The ruling cites lack of proven irreparable harm and questions whether the appeal would succeed, with a final decision expected today.
Steven Thomma notes Pew finds landline based polls favor Republicans by 4 to 6 points in four of five national surveys. Adding cell phone samples narrows the edge to about 7 points. Cell-only adults differ demographically and politically, with rising share of voters relying solely on cell phones.
The Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove California filed for bankruptcy on Monday, facing debts over 43 million dollars including a 36 million mortgage and 7.5 million owed to vendors. Creditors sued for quicker payment and a vendor coalition collapsed after litigation. The church has laid off staff, cut Hour of Power broadcasts, sold property, and canceled the Glory of Easter pageant affecting thousands of visitors. The Hour of Power once reached 1.3 million viewers in 156 countries.
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