Lawrence urged to push South Lawrence trafficway and Eastern Parkway
Lawrence chamber survey shows 73 percent support for the southern bypass and 64 percent for the eastern parkway. Officials aim for an April bond vote despite a court ruling halting the bypass funding. State funding decisions could aid finance, but leaders urge moving ahead to curb rising costs and ease congestion.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
South Lawrence
Chamber
Lawrence
Benefit cereal failure shows taste beats health claims
General Mills pulled its Benefit breakfast cereal after poor sales and mixed reviews. Psyllium touted as superior fiber failed to win consumer taste, provoking talk of how health hype clashes with flavor. Critics warned Americans embrace taste alongside nutrition, seeking a middle ground between fat content and functional ingredients.
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General Mills
Food and Drug Administration
KU figures and plans highlight Lawrence community era
Old home town KU Rhodes Scholar George Barisas balances 23 course hours with guitar and Bond thrillers while local changes unfold. Annexations lift Lawrence area to 8.85 square miles. Blue Mound ski project delays to next November, ROTC officials dialog with KU, Dr. Henry C. Tracy honored for 30 years, North College Hall budgeted $625 000. Journal notes on city government patience and claims process from 1890.
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Kansas University
Rhodes
George Barisas
Lawrence
Blue Mound
Washington
Henry C. Tracy
North College Hall
The
Lawrence Journal
Journal
Journal World staff and contributors listed
A credit line lists Dolph C. Simons Jr. Ralph Gage Gene Armstrong Robert Nordyke Caroline Trowbrid Ann Gardner Dolph Simons Jr Donna Wiley Dallas Dolan and Keith Foutz as part of the newspaper staff. The notice notes US postal and circulation affiliations with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. It provides a post address for changes at Journal-World Lawrence Kansas.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Ralph Gage
Gene Armstrong
Robert Nordyke
Caroline Trowbrid
Ann Gardner
Dolph Simons Jll
Donna Wiley
Dallas Dolan
Keith Foutz
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Limited Congressional terms not likely
Washington argues Rep Bill Frenzel s plan to cap congressional terms at nine for representatives and three for senators faces strong opposition. The piece traces historical seniority shifts, incumbent turnover, and the practical political forces that keep lawmakers secure, noting public affection for individual congressmen despite discontent with Congress.
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Washington
Bill Frenzel
Frenzel
Minnesota
Congress
Judiciary
Continental Congress
Senate
Reagan
House
Tom Foley
Fragmentary musings on politics and independence in office
Scrambled lines mention Republicans, independence in policy, and a vice presidential role. A cryptic note references Bush, Weyret card, and Pat. The fragment hints at political duties and evaluation, but lacks coherent details or identifiable events.
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Bush
Weyret
Pat
The Eighties and Aspirin Headache Through Decade Review
A retrospective look at aspirin research from 1982 to 1990, detailing mixed findings on heart attack prevention, pregnancy risks, and kidney effects. Noting conflicting studies from Harvard VA, Royal Postgraduate Medical School, and other sources, with humorous personal asides and cautions.
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Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Britain
Royal Postgraduate Medical School
Veterans Administration
United States
Harvard Medical School
Harvard
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