Plasma TVs Rise Among Tech Enthusiasts
Plasma televisions attract tech lovers as flat wall mounted screens. they’re popular but expensive. The era of wireless phones grows as many switch from traditional lines for simpler billing and lower costs.
28 Aug 2000
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2000
Page
1
Plasma televisions attract tech lovers as flat wall mounted screens. they’re popular but expensive. The era of wireless phones grows as many switch from traditional lines for simpler billing and lower costs.
President Clinton toured Ushafa village with the chief and children then visited a health clinic in Abuja. He urged stronger education against AIDS as spectators sang and cheered.
Kansas University quarterback Dylan Smith a 6 2 190 pound senior from Santa Monica California is sidelined by heat related woes a week before KU travels to Southern Methodist University for their season opener.
John Taylor, Nixon's chief aide in retirement, denies assertions that Richard Nixon abused mind-altering drugs or beat his wife. The dispute centers on a book released today that makes those allegations.
The Garden City Telegram study links rising tuberculosis cases to immigrant Hispanic workers at large packing plants and a stressed rural health system. Pediatrician Stephen Meyers notes more positive skin tests while the local health chief Cheryl Kottke stresses treating all patients to protect the community.
Knight Ridder reports the Justice Department and FBI data show a 10 percent drop in violent crime in 1999, the largest one-year decline since 1973. Since 1994, the Crime Victimization Survey notes a 37 percent reduction, with declines across offenses except rape and sexual assault and urban areas hardest hit.
Lawrence residents south of the Kansas River face a total property tax mill levy of 101.58 this year, down from 104.993 last year due to rising property values. The four-part levy funds city, county, school district, and state budgets with the school district taking 51.888 mills toward an $89.4 million budget.
Homeless residents describe how pets provide warmth protection and purpose yet complicate access to shelters housing and jobs. Cindy Greaney Baron Mimi and others laud dogs as sanity lifelines while shelters ban animals and leases demand large deposits, forcing risky choices and stranded partnerships.
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