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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2004
Page
1
The Knesset backed evacuating all Jewish settlements in Gaza and several in the West Bank, marking the first Israeli parliamentary approval to relinquish land sought by Palestinians for a future state.
Seana Willing of the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct criticizes a judge who hosted a party for a captured fugitive and then sentenced him to life in prison. The remark underscores how public mockery and punitive spectacle can accompany judicial actions. The quote appears on page 10A.
A Thursday city report urges against launching a corpside recycling program, warning it would nearly double sanitation service costs and strain the budget. The proposal faces close scrutiny amid fiscal concerns and public input.
KU School of Medicine welcomes a 175 member entering class with more women than last year though nonwhite enrollment fell. National data show women now comprise about half of med school applicants and first year enrollees, but men still outnumber women at KU. Brey notes gender bias. others say the profession has become more welcoming for women.
Kansas volunteers split after seeing the race tighten with Bush and Kerry. Jessica Adkison plans a West Des Moines trip to back Bush while Carrie Pettus heads to Cleveland to campaign for Kerry. Kobach campaign faces Catholic voter calls in Johnson County as GOP efforts intensify.
KU freshman Sara Anne Driessel, 18, of Lenexa, fell from a second floor roof at 1045 Tenn for the Oread Neighborhood house dubbed party central. She remained in critical condition at KU Hospital after the 3:40 a.m. incident. the home is owned by David and Misti Jones of Lake Quivira.
In Baghdad interim prime minister Iyad Allawi told the Iraqi National Council the massacre of up to 51 American-trained Iraqi soldiers was caused by gross negligence by multinational forces. He pledged a three week government inquiry. A U.S. spokesman blamed insurgents.
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