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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2001
Page
1
Inside pages show 4-H members like Paris and Braxton Nottingham dedicating hours to readying their sheep for the Douglas County 4-H Free Fair. The piece highlights the labor of love behind the competitive exhibition.
Kenneth Babyface Edwards pledges concert and CD proceeds to the International AIDS Trust as former President Clinton appeals for support in the drive against AIDS. The note highlights Clinton’s involvement and entertainment industry backing.
A quoted remark cautions Chandra not to emulate Monica Lewinsky, followed by a reflective question about outcomes. The line reflects dramatic social commentary and media framing on public figures and scandal.
Levy, mother of missing federal intern Chane Levy, appeals for information as authorities seek leads in the ongoing case. The public is urged to contact investigators with any tips to help locate Levy and resolve the disappearance.
The Menninger Clinic will stay in Topeka for now after failing to reach an agreement with Baylor College of Medicine. Dr. Walt Menninger said the clinic cannot affiliate with Baylor or Methodist Health Care and will remain in Topeka at least through summer 2002 while seeking an affiliation with a major medical school.
Lawrence to Topeka drivers will pass through the new East Topeka interchange as part of a $94 million project begun in 1997. Officials say the change improves traffic safety and routing, with a larger toll plaza on the turnpike and a smaller plaza farther south to handle shifting traffic. The construction added 39 lane miles, 16 bridges, six miles of ramps, and 5.6 million pounds of steel.
The House approved a 265 to 162 ban on cloning human embryos and rejected a limited research cloning amendment by 249 to 178. Debate centered on ethics and definitions of life with leaders opposing any cloning for any purpose.
KU Band Day fans face a clash as Fox TV sets the Sept 15 football game at 1130 am against Wyoming, forcing an early parade or moving the mass band rehearsal. Officials say a 6 am parade would be the only option if the schedule stands, despite Band Day's 54th year tradition.
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