Last resort plan for Clinton Lake resort stalls
Editorial weighs Clinton Lake resort hopes as Kansas authorities set Oct 1 financing deadline. A hotel and conference center near Clinton Lake State Park faces near 15 million in utility upgrades and 3 million in donated center funding. Without funding the project ends, though future developers may revisit the dream.
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Lawrence
Convention Center
Clinton Resort
Journal-World stances for accurate fair news reporting
The Journal-World proclaims accurate and fair news reporting with no mixing of opinion, safeguards rights of all citizens, shows sympathy for the disadvantaged, and exposes public dishonesty. It supports community improvement projects and is a member of the AP and ABC.
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Computers and crime in the information age
George Will discusses how computers expand crime and law enforcement needs, citing Michael Dickman’s bank robberies, identity theft from data brokers, and encryption-based crimes. The Regional Computer Forensic Laboratory in San Diego, shared by FBI and 13 agencies, illustrates modern forensics challenges and the push for national standards.
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Berkeley
Michael Dickman
FBI
Alger Hiss
Woodstock
Dickman
Onamesa
Regional Computer Forensic Laboratory
RCFL
California
Bill Gore
America
The
Washington Post
the Post
James Jackson
Memphis
Nicodemo Scarfo
Nicodemo
Little Nicky” Scarfo
Philadelphia
Apple
Gambino Crime Family
New Jersey
Post
Scarfo
Community praise and public forum letters featured
Readers commend Lawrence city zoning and restoration efforts while discussing historic preservation in Oread and a critique of Lance Armstrong versus George Bush. The Journal-World outlines letters policy and submission guidelines for Public Forum peaceably expressing local concerns.
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World
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Lance
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KU Chancellor Sees Teaching Self Reliance as Core Function
Archibald Dykes urged at fall convocation that the university’s main function is teaching students to teach themselves and praised the diverse student body as KU’s richest asset. Fall classes opened with a record 19,087 in Lawrence, with a potential total beyond 20,000. Sunflower Cablevision announced tests for an earth receiving station linked to satellites to speed transmissions. Kay Kent sought space in an unused wing of the Lawrence Memorial Hospital for her health department. The Lawrence Human Relations Commission announced its nine members. A planning meeting drew a near crowd to discuss zoning on 20th Street and nurseries, while Douglas County began a work program for able-bodied general assistance recipients. 100 years ago in 1901, the Journal described a new Mississippi Street approach to the university campus offering a scenic route to Snow Hall and Bailey Hall.
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Lawrence
Sunflower Cablevision
Kay Kent
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Planning Commission Board of Zoning Appeals
20Th Street
Douglas County
Welfare Department
Lawrence Journal
University of Kansas
Mississippi Street
University Grounds
Snow Hall
Fraser Hall
Bailey Hall
Watkins Community Museum
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