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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2003
Page
1
Kristen Keckler, 19, spent eight tough months at home while her mother fought in Iraq, then joined Sharon Osbourne for an all expenses paid Los Angeles outing. Keckler, featured on The Sharon Osbourne Show, enjoyed a day with the TV host and a car and driver.
In Southern California wildfires merged into walls of flame across miles leaving 13 dead and over 850 homes burned. The eastern San Diego County blaze caused at least nine deaths, including two in a car. More than 7,000 firefighters battled 10 major fires as evacuations disrupted air travel and an NFL game was moved.
Kristin Keckler, 19, Lawrence, spends a pampering afternoon on a girls day out segment taped Thursday at Lukaro in Beverly Hills. Sharon Osbourne, host of The Sharon Osbourne Show, is pictured to the right.
A car bomb exploded in front of the International Red Cross building in Baghdad, killing the driver and possibly a passerby and injuring several others. Witnesses reported fires as three additional blasts rang out in Khadra and Shaab districts amid tense citywide attacks.
Insurgents struck Baghdad targets with a bold rocket attack on the al Rashid Hotel and a car bombing near the International Red Cross building. The assaults underscored symbolic vulnerability amid slow security progress under the U.S. occupation. A U S officer was killed in the hotel attack during Deputy Defense Secretary Wolfowitz’s stay.
Margaret Akins, 42 years in the classroom at South Junior High, plans retirement at year end. State officials warn a graying workforce and a shortage of younger teachers could jeopardize classroom quality as 50 or older educators rise toward retirement in Kansas.
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