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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1998

Page

7

Telephone etiquette in public spaces voiced in Lawrence theater incident

A Lawrence theater crowd reacts to multiple cellular phone interruptions during a Titanic showing, prompting calls for etiquette rules. The piece argues for banning phones in theaters, suggests vibrating pagers for emergencies, and notes driving while using phones remains dangerous.

Lawrence

Today in History highlights through notable past events

A chronology recalls Joan of Arc’s birth in Dame January 6 1912 Washington and Custis marriage 1759 Morse telegraph debut 1838 New Mexico statehood 1912 Roosevelt death 1919 Bush marriage 1945 Deckhouse V offensive 1967 Kerrigan attack 1994 at Cobo Arena Strait

Joan of Arc Dame George Washington Martha Dandridge Custis Samuel Morse Morristown N.J New Mexico United States Theodore Roosevelt Oyster Bay N.Y George Herbert Walker Bush Barbara Pierce Rye U.S Mekong River Delta Nancy Kerrigan Cobo Arena Strait

No timetable for grief in the age of healing and closure

Ellen Goodman argues that the current demand for emotional efficiency forces premature healing after loss. She notes public insistence on closure after tragedies and questions the idea that grief follows a fixed timeline. Grief is personal, ongoing, and not easily rushed by social pressure or clinical labels.

Boston Kentucky Paducah Terry Nichols Peter Jennings Oklahoma City Nichols Laura Kennedy Diane Leonard Oklahoma Jimmie Holland New York Sloan- Kettering Hospital Ellen Goodman The Boston Globe

MBA boom fuels competition at universities

The surge in MBA programs reshapes American higher education as business schools gain prestige and funding. Rivalry among top schools intensifies for faculty, gifts, and rankings, highlighted by a scandal at Emory and Georgia Tech involving dean Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and a surveillance camera incident.

Amer Ican Mavis C Marvin T. Hemingway Whartons Sloans Johnsons Tucks Fuquas Kelloggs Sterns Olins Krannerts Simons Harvard BusinessWeek U.S Roberto C. Goizueta DuPree Sonnenfeld Emory Georgia Tech

Journal-World masthead and editorial staff credits

The document lists staff roles including Bill Snead as Deputy Editor Roger Verdon as Managing Editor John Taylor as News Editor Ann Gardner as Editor Kil Page Editor Tom Fisher and notes post office box for address changes in Lawrence Kansas. It also states USPS periodicals postage paid, and affiliations with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.

Bill Snead Roger Verdon John Taylor Ann Gardner Tom Fisher Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

AARP Fails to Garner Bipartisan Backing in Congress

The United States aging lobby AARP struggles to win support in a Republican-led Congress and among even some Democrats. The group, claiming nonpartisanship, sees few lawmakers backing its broad social policy agenda, with historically allied figures like Javits and Heinz challenging party lines.

Washington Congress American Association of Retired Persons Internal Revenue Service AARP Dale van Atta John Rother Jacob Javits R-N.y John Heinz R-Pa Javits Heinz Nelson Rockefeller Rockefeller Alfonso D'Amato Rother de Camp Ronald Reagan Claude Pepper D-Fla David Pryor D-Ark Pepper New Deal Pryor House Richard Gephardt Missouri Jay Rockefeller West Virginia Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Reps Fortney Pete) Stark Henry Waxman California Sen Ron Wyden Oregon Jack Anderson Ian Moller United Feature Syndicate

Fire loss totals top 240 thousand in December

Old Hometown reports December fire losses at 240 692 bringing annual total to about 370 000 The December blaze at the INTERx Corp on Kansas University s West Campus caused 175 000 in damages In 1957 detailed plans for Sprague Apartments for retired KU faculty and staff were opened to bidders by the KU Endowment Association

Interx Corp Kansas University Sprague KU Endowment Association

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