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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2011
Page
3
Qantas Airways aimed to restart flying today after an Australian labor court halted a week of rolling strikes that grounded the entire fleet. CEO Alan Joyce cited a need to resolve union disruption causing millions in losses and spurring hopes for a partial reopening by midafternoon.
Syrian President Bashar Assad warned the Middle East will burn if the West intervenes in the seven month old uprising. He told the Sunday Telegraph that foreign action could turn the region into tens of Afghanistans while noting Western appetite for action remains limited.
Dozens of anti-Wall Street protesters were arrested Sunday in Texas after clashes with police over food tables, while Oregon officers dragged protesters from a park in an affluent neighborhood. The Occupy movement began in Manhattan and has spread nationwide and beyond. Snowstorms on the East Coast hindered camping efforts as demonstrators face city officials.
Egypt’s ex leader Hosni Mubarak faces charges of complicity in killings of over 800 protesters as his trial is adjourned to December 28. The delay stretches over three months and aims to resolve a request to remove the three judge panel, amid demands for swifter justice by reformers.
A grain elevator explosion in Atchison Kansas killed three Bartlett Grain Co workers Chad Roberts 20 Ryan Federinko 21 and John Burke 24. Two others were hospitalized with severe burns and search efforts were paused due to safety concerns at the heavily damaged facility. Recovery was expected to resume at daybreak.
KU history chair Paul Kelton and faculty oppose Changing for Excellence plans to rely on demand driven acquisitions. They argue that essential library collections should not face further cuts while noting the 18 month pilot allows purchases after user requests.
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