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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2000
Page
5
Editorial argues Kansas must expand vocational training and reduce waiting lists. It cites Beloit and Lawrence programs, notes 1000+ awaiting placement, and warns that people seek training in neighboring states. Urges immediate, robust action to boost non university trades and curb brain drain.
Washington Post columnist David Broder notes Pat Robertson’s opposition to John McCain and hints at divine preference among Bush and Keyes amid South Carolina Republican events. Lindsey Graham praises McCain as God’s choice, while Alan Keyes warns of moral peril. Bauer endorses McCain, Robertson remains wary.
Sandy Grady reports from Greenville and Columbia on how South Carolina politics center in red brick churches as McCain and Bush clash with Christian Right figures like Bauer and Reed. The piece notes Furman University’s alignment, Bob Jones University tensions, and the broader religious influence on the Republican primary race.
Grant V Miller, a seventh grader at Southwest Jr High in Lawrence, is the first student in his neighborhood school since kindergarten. At 14, he leads in school and sports, supported by teachers and coaches who tailor plays and practice to his abilities. The Lawrence communityA heartfelt letter from Sandy Miller highlights Grant, who has Down syndrome, and praises inclusivity and widespread community support at Holcom gym and beyond.
Joyce C. Hall, founder of Hallmark Cards, disclosed plans to add a two story North Wing doubling the facility and adding 300000 square feet for greeting cards and ribbons. The expansion accompanies a workforce growth to over 700 by 1961. Also notes a 1900 Lawrence Journal ad for Eastman film on Kodak camera and Woodward and Company at 801 Mass. St.
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