Parking trade-off irks Weaver's as bus stop replaces spaces
City removes metered spaces north of Weaver's on Ninth Street for a new T system transfer point. Officials and downtown shoppers lament the loss of convenient downtown parking as the bus system struggles with low ridership, and Weaver's hopes for a better transfer location.
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KU equity study finds little discrimination among faculty and staff
A yearlong study at Kansas University reports minimal evidence of discrimination among faculty and unclassified staff. Women and minorities report more inequities, yet most incidents are mild. Concerns include Asian Americans being left out of diversity discussions and evaluation of women's work. Wage issues reflect funding limits. non faculty staff feel funding gaps for raises. KU aims to attract a more diverse workforce and remains vigilant to protect morale and a positive work environment.
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Chinese anger over spy plane incident tests Bush Jiang
Jim Hoagland argues the Chinese account of the Hainan EP-3 collision is a pride driven misrepresentation. He notes rising US China tensions amid leadership transitions, Taiwan arms debate, and a fragile chance to manage a potential crisis without concessions to Beijing.
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Editorial letter on Kansas abortion numbers and views
A Kansas editorial reply questions labeling Kansas an abortion capital citing 5971 out of state terminations and argues Missouri residents travel for care. It challenges anti birth control positions and highlights broad abortion demographics including age income religion and rape/incest cases.
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Public Forum letters on abortion and sports funding
Readers discuss abortion ethics, adoption alternatives, and abstinence education, urging respect for life and personal choice. They reference Dr. Tiller, Birthright, Hannah's House, and Kansas versus Iowa State in sports program cuts, while praising local coaches and addressing Letters Policy requirements of the Journal-World.
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Local officials map plan for lake development effects
Officials study impacts of Clinton and Perry lakes on government agencies and outline a plan of attack. Lawrence High junior Morna Oruch wins Douglas County Science Fair and advances May 9 to 15 to the International Science Fair in Denver with The Toxicity of 2 4 D as Determined by the Use of Sphaerium Striatinum. Kansas University reports HELP KU scholarship drive passes $14 000 as it nears launch milestones. On April 4 1901 the Lawrence Journal notes church scholars debate a Bible chair at KU inviting voluntary patronage and broad study of the Bible as religion literature history and citizenship. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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