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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2004
Page
3
Toutatis, a 3 by 1.5 mile asteroid named for a Celtic war god, will skim within about 960000 miles of Earth this week at 22000 mph. Astronomy Magazine notes no danger to Earth, but a hit would release energy near 1 million tons of TNT.
Harvard law professor and constitutional scholar Laurence Tribe acknowledges borrowing from Henry Abraham in his 1985 book God Save This Honorable Court and admits the omission of footnotes or endnotes led to an unacceptable cost. He also notes prior work on the Gore election suit and Democratic issues.
Sandra M. Anderson, once named among the nation’s top cadaver-dog handlers, was sentenced in Detroit to 21 months in prison after pleading guilty to five felonies including obstruction of justice. She must pay over $14,500 in restitution. Anderson and her dog Eagle aided searches in Panama, Bosnia, and ground zero after 9 11.
Mount Vernon unveils plans for the George Washington Distillery Museum to anchor a new American Whiskey Trail. The gateway site will showcase Washingtons whiskey making and drinking, with tours extending from Fraunces Tavern in New York to distilleries and plantations in Pennsylvania Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky. James Rees calls for visitors to explore additional sites after seeing the working distillery.
Washington reports a new fifty dollar bill featuring red blue and yellow tones will circulate soon alongside older notes. The redesign aims to deter counterfeiting while keeping Ulysses S Grant on the front and will gradually include a colorized ten dollar note with Alexander Hamilton remaining on the front.
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