Fall Arts and Crafts Festival draws 150 vendors in South Park
More than 150 arts and crafts vendors displayed wares Sunday at the 24th annual Fall Arts and Crafts Festival in South Park. The event drew locals and visitors to Page 1B coverage.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2003
Page
1
More than 150 arts and crafts vendors displayed wares Sunday at the 24th annual Fall Arts and Crafts Festival in South Park. The event drew locals and visitors to Page 1B coverage.
Former President Bill Clinton speaks at the First African Methodist Episcopal Church in Los Angeles as part of a campaign to defend Governor Gray Davis amid the recall drive. He warns against turning recall into a circus and urges tough but fair decisions.
Molly a 13 year old deaf cocker spaniel wandered from Stratford Road in February. After four months missing Jeff Tryon’s family and neighbors searched to no avail until Laura Swan a KU student found the emaciated dog near Crestline Road. The Swans sheltered and nursed the dog back to health and learned the owners lived nearby.
Cancun, Mexico reports say WTO negotiations collapsed amid deep rifts between rich and poor nations. Officials note a second collapse in four years as 146 members failed to bridge demands on agricultural subsidies and new issues. Uganda and Malaysia framed the outcome as a shift of power toward developing countries.
The Justice Department uses Patriot Act powers to crack down on currency smugglers bookies con artists and drug dealers rather than focusing solely on al Qaida cells. In June a California man faced a terrorism charge after a pipe bomb exploded in his car and a North Carolina prosecutor charged a meth lab operator under a new chemical weapons law. If convicted Miller faces 12 years to life, well above typical sentences.
Connie Morris, a controversial Kansas State Board of Education member, discusses her memoir and forgiveness theme while recounting her rise from political newcomer to district representative. The piece highlights her stance against higher taxes and mandates and notes past remarks about Hispanic students fueled criticism from opponents.
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