09 Aug 1997
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1997
Page
1
Archaeologists report the discovery of an ancient cemetery dating to the golden age. The find, noted on page 6A, includes artifacts and burial layouts shaping understanding of early Greek society. Further details and expert insights are expected in the continuation.
Farmer Eric Rice notes many equate organic with fresh and healthful as the USDA plans national standards for organic produce. He discusses how consumer perceptions may align with upcoming rules and the broader implications for farming practices and market labeling.
Kansas Court of Appeals on Friday struck down key parts of the 1996 telecommunication act. The panel held provisions collide with federal law and violate a mandate to keep local phone rates just, reasonable and affordable. The ruling also overturns a previous Kansas Corporation Commission order and questions universal service aims.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 156.78 points on Friday after a sharp government bond selloff, with long term Treasury yields rising to 6.63 percent. Fed officials’ comments spooked investors, signaling possible rate hikes amid a weaker dollar and a heavy Treasury supply. Analysts expect continued bond market volatility ahead of upcoming producer and consumer price data.
Federal mediation failed to yield progress in a five day old UPS Teamsters strike. Governors urged White House intervention while the Postal Service prepared Sunday delivery to ease overflow. Mediators urged a new round, but Ron Carey warned it may be the last unless UPS moves from its final offer. James P. Kelly noted informal talks included both sides proposals but no substantial progress after long mediation.
A veteran traveler known as Connecticut Bob recounts stealing a toolbox from Sears and shipping it home by Federal Express to his company. The broader story notes studies showing nearly half of workers admit stealing, with higher rates when time theft is included. Experts say minor taking is common and tied to perceived underappreciation, not deliberate harm.
Dorothy Hutelmyer wins a $1 million civil verdict against her former husband’s secretary Margie Cox for alienation of affection. The case, hailed by many as a landmark in protecting marriage, followed rumors of a secret affair and changes in Cox’s life after joining Seaboard Underwriters. The couple’s marriage, described as a storybook life, collapsed as Hutelmyer pursued legal action to defend her family.
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