Douglas County weigh day school expansion over beds at youth center
Douglas County commissioners eyed shifting funds from adding beds at the North Lawrence youth services center to expanding the day school, as fewer youths require overnight lockup. The day school serves students in trouble, offering supervised settings to avoid expulsion cycles and keep them connected to education and community.
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First woman governor Nellie Taylor Ross takes office
On January 5, 1925 Nellie T. Ross became governor of Wyoming after the death of her husband, the first female governor in U.S. history, marking a milestone in American politics.
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Three factors make the 2000 election notably uncertain
Washington Post analyst David Broder highlights three decisive shifts for the 2000 presidential race. Voter mobilization may decide outcomes as turnout patterns shift, Democrats gain advantage on issues like health care and education, and Clinton fatigue plus a major scandal alter public sentiment.
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Elizabeth Dole on Bush veep hopes and past race woes
Washington columnist Sandy Grady outlines Elizabeth Dole's failed 2000 run, her fundraising struggle, and speculation she could join George W. Bush's ticket. The piece weighs gender appeal against political practicality, noting Dole’s influence with suburban women and the likelihood Bush would favor a tested male governor like Tom Ridge or even John McCain as No 2.
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Journal-World Postal Notice for Address Changes
Journal-World requires readers to send address changes to the newspaper's office in Lawrence Kansas. The notice lists RO Box 888 Lawrence Kan 66044-0888 and notes USPS 306-520 periodicals postage paid and memberships with Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Fireworks ban prompts safety concerns and a near miss
A reader from Lawrence recounts a New Year celebration disrupted by a fireworks ban while neighbors ignited them on a front walk near a townhouse. She reports police were unavailable, notes intoxicated individuals, and voices worry for her infant child. The letter advocates wetlands preservation and open forums for planning decisions.
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Lawrence school board hopeful Julie Hack seeks re election
Julie Hack announced her bid for re election to the Lawrence school board becoming the first candidate filed for one of four posts in April balloting. Hack has served one four year term. An editorial from January 5 1900 discusses Kansas magazine ventures and potential profitability, noting willingness to start a magazine to test demand. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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