Hang up and drive push for laws in Hilltown Pa
Editorial urges Hilltown and Pennsylvania lawmakers to ban handheld mobile phones while driving after a 2 year old’s death. Bill would forbid driving with one hand on a phone, allow 911 dialing and parked use, with a 75 dollar fine and exemptions for hands on wheel.
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Hilltown
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
On This Day in History Highlights and Echoes
A compact retrospective notes key events on January 4 across history. Highlights include Johnson outlining the Great Society in 1965, Braille’s birth in 1809, Seton’s death in 1821, the first appendectomy in 1885, Utah’s 1896 statehood, Burma’s independence in 1948, Seoul’s capture in 1951, T S Eliot’s death in 1965, Nixon’s 1974 Watergate tapes stand, an Amtrak Conrail collision in 1987, and Noriega’s 1989 arraignment plus Boston area scandal aftermath.
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Johnson
Louis Braille
Couperay
France
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Emmitsburg
William W. Grant
Davenport
Iowa
Mary Gartside
Utah
Britain
Burma
Seoul
T.5
Eliot
London
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Amtrak
Washington
Boston
Conrail
Chase
Charles Stuart
Boston Harbor
Manuel Noriega
Federal District
Miami
Zero tolerance fails to save kids says Elen Goodman
Elen Goodman argues that zero tolerance policies harm children by stripping them of individuality and failing to address underlying issues. She cites cases from Maryland Virginia Florida and Illinois and warns that punitive approaches ignore each youth's life context and needs.
Seven promises presidential candidates may struggle to keep
A look at promises likely to challenge future presidents, from gays in the military to ending Internet taxation. The piece notes bipartisanship as essential for major changes and highlights how campaign pledges can become political headaches when broad coalition support is needed.
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Dents
Jesse Jackson
Granite City
Jim McComb
Maryland Juvenile Justice Coalition
Texas
Marcia Lowry
White House
Congress
George W. Bush
al Gore
Tom Clancy
Bradley
Gore
McCain
Marshall Wittmann
Congressional Relations
Conservative Heritage Foundation
Public Forum Letter Against Local Sex Shop Location
Joe Casad of Lawrence objects to a sex shop at 19th and Mass arguing it harms the east side, urges city commission to regulate or relocate the store, and highlights urban decay concerns near schools and churches in a six neighborhood area. He asks for swift action to prevent repetition.
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19Th
Mass
East Side
Lawrence
City Commission
Joe Casad
Trial date set for Don Long in Sanctuary Club robbery case
In 1975 a March 3 trial date was set for Don Howard Long, 28, after his not guilty plea to 13 charges from a November 13 robbery at the Sanctuary Club, including murder of 21 year old Todd Storbeck, KU junior. Also noted is a 1960 fire at the Lawrence Roller Rink causing over $10,000 in damages and a 1900 World article recalling a county treasurer tax joke.
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Boston
Maryland
Virginia
Columbine High
Michael Campbell
Colorado
Columbine
Illinois
Decatur
the World Company
Sixth
New Ham Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas County
Kansas
U.S
Don Howard Long
Long
Todd Storbeck
Kansas University
Moe
Lawrence World
Howler
Watkins Community Museum
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