16 Sep 2002
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2002
Page
1
Jacksonville defeated Kansas City 23 16 after a 79 yard TD pass and 63 yard rushing score in the fourth. Greg Turbo Watson targets his 100th triathlon at Lone Star Lake as part of the Lawrence Memorial Hospital event. Workers face higher premiums as health benefits shrink and retirees may bear more Medicare gaps.
Community leaders note a Lawrence vocalist helped raise funds to provide musical instruments to students who could not afford them. In related coverage police detain three men in Florida after a Georgia woman overheard talk of a terror plot. The trio defended themselves at a Sunday news conference.
Kansas coach Mark Mangino analyzes the program’s first victory and previews the upcoming game against Bowling Green on the weekly Big 12 coaches teleconference reported in Tuesday’s Journal-World.
Douglas County commissioners demand a clear plan from the Watkins Community Museum of History to restore finances and reputation. Facing dwindling donations, board defections, and complaints, the museum must justify continued county funding at a 3 p.m. meeting at 1047 Mass. The board, led by Argersinger, debates a radical management shift while former director Jansen remains central to the overhaul.
Citizens for Students, a funding and lobbying group in Lawrence, aims to raise 100000 to offset public school enrollment and activity fees. Led by Rosy Elmore and Jackie Ferguson, the organization plans two events including a pocket change collection Sept 23 to Oct 18 and a silent auction Feb 2 at Abe and Jake's Landing to fund sports and activity fees.
Government agents report numerous calls from prepaid cells and Internet lines in the United States to al Qaida locations overseas. Officials say the evidence points to sleeper cells operating stateside and increasing communication secrecy. The investigation involves multiple federal agencies and improved FBI NSA coordination after September 11.
A U S appeal for custody of Ramzi Binalshibh follows his capture in Karachi. Germany declined extradition, while Pakistan and U S intelligence continue interrogations. Officials describe Binalshibh as a major 9 11 figure and a leading al Qaida operative.
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