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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 2000

Page

10

LMH Triathlon Canceled at Clinton State Park Amid Staffing Shortfalls

Lawrence Memorial Hospital cancels its annual triathlon sparking concern over Clinton State Park staffing. Park officials say insufficient personnel, reduced full-time staff due to a state law, and heavy park use hinder event support. Volunteers help but cannot replace core operations, threatening future LMH events and broad park access.

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Today in History highlights from April dates and notable events

Notable events span 1789 Washington's inauguration journey, 1862 DC slavery ban, 1912 Harriet Quimby crossing the Channel, 1917 Lenin's return, 1935 Fibber McGee and Molly debut, 1945 Truman's Congress speech, 1945 Nuremberg advance, 1947 Grandcamp explosion deaths, 1962 Cronkite CBS anchor, 1972 Apollo 16 launch, and a 1987 Prejean Supreme Court case ruling with related Purdy dance ban context.

Bernard M. Baruch South Carolina Statehouse Washington Mount Vernon New York District of Columbia Harriet Quimby English Channel Texas City Tex Highflyer Walter Cronkite Douglas Edwards CBS Evening News Supreme Court Dalton Prejean Louisiana Prejean Bible Belt Purdy

Janitors strike highlights widening salary gap

Los Angeles area janitors walk picket lines near downtown towers as the Service Employees International Union pushes for raises of $1 per hour annually for three years. The article contrasts their pay with top executives’ pay, citing Wall Street Journal figures and noting growing wealth disparity.

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Gun licensing debate shows NRA split over controls

Columnists Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn discuss licensing handguns and the NRA stance. They note bills by Rep. Nadler, Brady Bill history, and statements by Clinton, Reno, and Gore advocating background and licensing measures for handgun ownership. The piece questions NRA leadership fear of regulation and calls for sensible gun control.

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Letters on gas prices and river eviction spark editorials

A reader critiques editor opinion pages on US gas prices and Big Oil, arguing prices ignore military costs and urging shifts to alternatives like high speed rail. Another letter condemns Lawrence city management for a new tough policy toward river residents and calls for public consultation and eviction cancellation.

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Old Home Town in 1975 Tax Rush at Post Office

The article notes a midnight rush for tax mailings at the post office on April 15 1975. Postal officials report no miss of the curfew, at least by admitted accounts, reflecting the end of tax season activity in the town.

Dance and cards debated by New York Methodists in 1900

The 1900 Lawrence Journal notes the Methodist conference of New York and others suggesting church members be allowed to dance play cards and attend theatres. The piece argues young church members will avoid these acts only if prohibited by church rules.

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