Ice prompts warning on drug dangers and violence risk
An editorial cautions that new drugs including methamphetamine known as ice can cause severe side effects and violence. It notes Hawaii officials warned Congress that ice may surpass crack in threat, with long, potent highs and increasing workplace use. It criticizes pushers for selling miracles and urges awareness of dangers.
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Honolulu
Douglas G. Gibb
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Brookcreek Forum Defends Center Amid Fundraising Concerns
Brookcreek supporters urge clarity on subsidies and fundraising efforts noting the Brookcreek board formed 10 months ago to cut deficits by half through community generosity. United Way funding and LHA moves reduce anticipated shortfalls, preserving a key Lawrence early education program serving low income children with remedial and behavior support.
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Barbara Huppee
Brookcreek Board of
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Sharon Hamm
Lawrence fire department suspends apartment inspections
The Lawrence Fire Department paused its three year effort to inspect every apartment and lodging house in the city due to inspectors being reassigned. The program will resume as soon as available personnel permit.
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Malta shifts US Soviet roles to partners in reform
The essay argues that U S and Soviet interests now align in Eastern Europe and global security. It highlights Gorbachev's restraint in allowing revolutions, shared goals for balance of change and stability, defense cost cuts, and a mutual push toward peaceful solutions without ideological baggage. It praises Malta talks for fostering restraint.
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Why Good News Fails as News and What Viewers Want
An analysis argues audiences crave a good story with a happy ending rather than pure good news. It suggests editors favor comforting narratives like dog bites and heartwarming rescues, while major events in Eastern Europe lack immediate storytelling appeal.
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Garage thieves and what they want in suburbia
A reader muses on garage thefts in a Miami area suburb and wonders why burglars seize mundane items. He lists several likely targets from his own garage such as mildewed hats, old printing gear, paint, books, art projects, and family keepsakes, noting that tools are the usual prize. He concludes he will keep the garage door closed to avoid loss.
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