Editorial on MADD and call for MAST against cell phone use
The piece praises MADD for reducing alcohol related deaths but notes a rise to 17 448 in the latest year and urges expansion to curb inattentive driving from cell phones. It proposes a new group, MAST Mothers Against Stupid Talkers, and urges motorists to heed the hang up and drive message.
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Bankruptcy parallels in church scandal narrative
Ellen Goodman compares Enron bankruptcy to the Boston archdiocese considering Chapter 11, detailing lurid church documents, abusive priests, and Cardinal Bernard Law’s correspondences, arguing the church uses bankruptcy to shield old hierarchies while failing to protect children.
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Ellen Goodman
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Human needs and concerns over KU graduate change
Lydia Ash of Lawrence writes that KU administrators Diana Carlin and David Shulenburger framed the shift in graduate programs as mechanical. She says eliminating the graduate division harms departments, staff, and students, and calls for preserving human considerations in future decisions.
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David Shulenburger
Carlin
Shulenburger
Kathy Mason
RaeAnn Brown
Public Forum on Habitat concert and climate letter exchange
Readers praise Habitat for Humanity benefit at First United Methodist Hall which raised about 900 for a low cost home. The writer invites music lovers to a future Attune Jazzhaus concert in April and urges subscription to Habitat mailing list. The piece also discusses a National Academy report on climate adaptation and includes a letters policy for the Journal-World.
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Nancy Gibbons
First United Methodist
Journal-World
Clyde Bysom
Jazzhaus
Attune
Habitat
Lawrence
Douglas County
Habitat For Humanity
Don Mueller
Baldwin
Fire code concerns at Kansas University buildings
State fire inspectors flagged numerous fire code violations in main university buildings and urged replacement of inadequate ceilings and installation of sprinkler systems. Officials warned that both the university and other public facilities in the community are woefully short of proper fire safety and security standards. Kiwanis Club named Lloyd Houston and Henry Brinkman as Substantial Citizen honorees for 1962, honoring long and meritorious community service. Years Ago items recall a 1902 men only show provoking debates on morality and a KU athletic association report: 6198.96 in receipts, 5865.71 paid out, leaving 333.71 in the treasury.
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Lloyd Houston
Henry Brinkman
Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Daily World
Foster
KU Athletic Association
Raymond and Co
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