Aboard hijackers linked in Sept 11 plot Mohammed claims no al-Qaida US help
Interrogation reports show Mohammed detailing the evolving plan to hijack U.S. planes after 9 11. He cites bin Laden pressuring him to expand operatives, links to al Mihdhar and al Hazmi, and suggestions of Yemeni and Southeast Asia ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed
Omar al-Bayoumi
California
Bayoumi
FBI
al-Bayoumi
U.S
Khalid al-Mihdhar
Nawaf al-Hazmi
al-Qaida
United States
al-Mihdhar
al-Hazmi
Pentagon
al- Qaida
bin Laden
Saudi Arabia
CIA
Rawalpindi
Singapore
Philippines
Ramzi Yousef
Abdul Hakim Murad
Wali Khan Amin Shah
Asia
Yousef
Murad
Walid Muhammed bin Attash
Abu Bara al
East Asia
Moussaoui
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
Jemaah Islamiyah
Zacarias Moussaoui
Sales tax on schools becomes eight district political gamble
County estimates show eight districts facing tax voting with Lawrence near 4.2 million, Baldwin 553 thousand, and Eudora 506 thousand. Remaining 659 thousand would be shared by West Franklin Shawnee Heights Santa Fe Trail Perry Lecompton and Wellsville. Debate focuses on how to replenish budgets amid rising demands and government mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Baldwin
Eudora
West Franklin
Shawnee Heights
Santa Fe Trail
Perry- Lecompton
Wellsville
Johnson County
Douglas County
Weseman
Perry-Lecompton
Lawrence group opposes tax idea for Douglas County schools
Lawrence education advocates vow to oppose a proposed half cent county sales tax to fund eight Douglas County school districts. The Lawrence school board endorsed exploring the tax and will meet at district headquarters. If approved, the measure could appear on the November 2004 ballot, with revenue distributed by enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonds
Douglas County
Johnson County
David Schauner
Schauner
Lawrence
Kansas National Education Assa
Mark Buhler
Buhier
Tom Sloan
Sloan
Kathleen) Sebelius
Richard Heckler
Kansas
Trict
McDonald Drive
Heckler
Topeka
Randy Weseman
Kansas Public
Lawrence Public Schools
Weseman
Galileo spacecraft ends Jupiter mission in fiery plunge
NASA's aging Galileo probe plunged into Jupiter's atmosphere Sunday in a deliberate, fiery end after a 14 year, 1.5 billion dollar voyage. The unmanned craft disintegrated at 1:57 p.m. CDT while sending its final data back to Earth, ending a groundbreaking era of solar system exploration and the search for salty oceans on Jupiter's moons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Galileo
Jupiter
Solar System
Earth
Cies
Europa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed
Legislature
The
Kansas National Education Assn
Statehouse
Lawrence Group
Tim Carpenter
Carpenter
Ljworld.com
Clinton Parkway
Dave
Nepal
Tibet
Thailand
Vietnam
Japan
Massachusetts Street
P.A
W. 6Th St
Lawrence Medical Plaza
Kansas C
LA Parai
Cette
Mase
Dowmown Lawrence