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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 2001

Page

6

Editorial on Hanssen treason and intelligence failings

The Washington Post editorial warns that the Hanssen case reveals breathtaking betrayal with possible death penalties and long-term damage. It urges urgent questions on detection, insider risk, security programs, and steps to expose and penalize other potential traitors. It stresses CIA FBI reform and maintaining a superior intelligence service.

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Journal-World Periodicals Notice and Credits

The Journal-World records periodical status as a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press, with postpaid circulation at Lawrence Kansas. The notice confirms affiliation and standard industry memberships for readers and advertisers.

Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Bush economy debate raises fear of self-fulfilling recession

The piece argues that Fed unemployment forecasts of 4.5 percent this year may understate risks. It critiques Bush’s tax-cut plan as overstated and warns that presidential rhetoric could erode consumer confidence, potentially triggering a recession. It cites prior high unemployment peaks and notes mixed signs like retail gains and rate-cut signals.

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Over the Counter Emergency Contraception Push Comes Up

A coalition of sixty medical groups including the AMA asks the FDA to permit OTC sale of emergency contraception within about 180 days. The piece notes poor public awareness, discusses misconceptions about EC, and explains timing after unprotected sex and fertilization biology.

Boston American Medical Assn Food and Drug Administration FDA Paul Blumenthal Johns Hopkins University

Not-2-Late: Emergency contraception’s impact debated

Ellen Goodman reviews the use of emergency oral contraceptives in the United States, noting low awareness among women and limited access. She cites effectiveness within 72 hours, contrasts international dispensing and state policies, and argues FDA national availability could cut pregnancies and abortions significantly.

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Public Forum on School Board Elections and Education

A letter from Rudy Gonrad of Lawrence urges readers to scrutinize school board candidates. He emphasizes parental involvement, evaluating incumbents, and making informed personal choices. He argues education depends on individual effort from students and families, not a single issue or election.

Board of Education You Rudy Gonrad Lawrence

War on warming and the call for renewable energy

Letter from Les Blevins urging a national and local shift to renewable energy to combat human induced global warming. He argues Congress and states are not acting, and businesses lag in adopting efficient technologies. The Journal-World notes its letters policy and submission details.

U.S Les Blevins Lawrence

Old Home Town 100 Years Ago in 1901

On February 27, 1901 the Lawrence Journal editorialized that outside laughter about a street railway line would fade as locals believed it would be built. In truth, the line was not completed until 1909 in Lawrence. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.

The Lawrence Journal Lawrence Watkins Community ‘ Museum

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