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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2000
Page
6
The Kansas town of Eudora near Lawrence has doubled its population from about 3,000 to over 6,000 since 1990. Growth along the K-10 corridor boosts tax base but strains services, prompting officials to weigh a professional city manager to guide long term planning.
David Shribman discusses how the Clinton era reshaped prosperity and values, noting party credit battles over economic boom, impeachment implications, and shifting demographics including a landmark vice presidential nomination. He argues high tech and diverse demographics mold America’s future.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram argues parents should exercise control over what children see on TV movies the Internet and games. The piece criticizes V chips and ratings while urging parents to set limits and know who their kids are with. It cites Hillary Clinton and Joe Lieberman as examples of the political debate over media influence.
Farmland reports an explosion and fire at its fertilizer plant on July 14 followed by a smaller incident earlier in the month. Experts from the Farmland system and outside engineers identified the source, completed repairs, and will conduct thorough testing during startup to ensure safe, efficient operation. The firm acknowledges neighbor concerns and emphasizes improvements for long term safety.
Dick Lindis, manager, emphasizes community ties and CAP oversight after incidents at the Farmland nitrogen plant in Lawrence. He outlines CAP meetings, invites residents to attend, and cites 156 employees and a $9.2 million payroll as proof of the plant’s economic role and commitment to safe, environmentally friendly operations.
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