Editorial: Alcohol more deadly than a drug
An editorial argues alcohol is a deadly substance like any abused drug. It cites Clemson fraternity alcohol charges after an 18 year old died, notes Sigma Nu issues at Kansas University, and warns alcohol remains the top drug problem for adults and youths. The piece recalls a 15 to 1 alcohol abuse ratio from a KU health study and condemns cavalier attitudes toward drinking.
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Kansas University
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Raymond Schwegler
Kansas University Health Service
Old hometown and 1908 notes on local affairs
25 years ago in 1983 talks of a new 275 acre industrial park site north of town faced a 3-0 County Commission rejection. Midland area proposed but opposition uncertain. Budget cuts to local schools drew teacher criticism including kindergarten, elementary Spanish, hot lunch programs, and junior high sports curtailment. Also from 1908 Lawrence Daily World: Stubbs denies deal with Gov Bailey and plans to oppose. skating rink offers 25 cent adult rate and free beginner school. banks form a regional clearinghouse after a crisis. D H Young proposes bridge and steel plant to manufacture structural steel and bridge material for Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado markets.
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Early voting reshapes a fractious presidential race
George Will argues that early voting upends Election Day traditions casting Democrats and Republicans into a clash over nominees Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. He notes Obama’s California setback amid surging momentum for Clinton and analyses how Huckabee and McCain navigate a divided party landscape.
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A look at Super Tuesday chaos in the party races
Dick Polman reviews Super Tuesday results across the Republican and Democratic contests. He notes McCain's northern strength versus Huckabee's southern base, Romney's limited gains, and the murky delegate math shaping Clinton and Obama. He highlights upcoming states, fundraising totals, and potential pivotal Pennsylvania implications.
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