Risks and tragedy in ski deaths prompt balanced view
Public figures Sonny Bono and Michael Kennedy died in skiing incidents raising alarm about safety. Experts note overall skiing remains low risk compared to biking boating and bath tub accidents, urging proper helmet use and responsible conduct without calling for a ban.
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Sonny Bono
California-Nevada
Michael Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Bono
Kennedy
National Safety Council
United States
National
Waterville Valley
N.H
Bob Frederick
Kansas University
Bono-Kennedy
Congress on recess as reformers pivot to ideology
The piece decries Congress as inactive during the longest postwar recess, arguing Republicans lost belief in governing. It notes 75 days away, plans stalling on a minimum wage and budget, with experts warning minimal action when sessions resume. It recalls Lincoln and past Congresses, speeches, filibusters, and postwar shifts in power.
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Dean Smith
Calvin Coolidge
Thomas Jefferson
Newt Gingrich
Lincoln
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
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Clinton
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David Canon
University of Wisconsin
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Private sector can better handle health care reform debate
Cat Thomas argues that a liberal Democrat overvalues government spending and urges trimming federal health role. He cites Medicare expansion and immigrant food stamp restorations as likely moves to appease leftists, while praising private enterprise and employer based health plans like Minnesota's BHCAG. He criticizes federal micro management and urges expanding choice over federal control for better, cheaper care.
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America
House
Dick Gephardt
Democratic Party
Clinton
Administration
Congress
Heritage Foundation
Buyers 'Health Care Action Group
BHCAG
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Republican Congress
Charlie Norwood
R-Ga
Alfonso D’amato
R-N.y
Senate
Cat Thomas
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Journal World postal and circulation notes
The notice lists the Journal-World address for changes to be sent to P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888 and notes USPS 306 520 periodicals postage paid in Lawrence Kansas and membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Open boundary process strengthens public input in district
James Hilliard joined the boundary committee and Dencrpty pressed for broader membership. The panel now includes a Lawrence city planner and junior high site council reps along with two at large citizens. Meetings are public and announced in advance, with community input flowing to site councils. The board will choose from two main long term boundary plans, signaling integrity in action.
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James Hilliard
Boundary Committee
Dencrpty
Lawrence
Hilliard
Tom Crice
Surrendered in 1972 third man linked to plastic explosives case
A third man wanted in the Kansas University Learned Hall plastic explosives discovery surrendered to authorities. In 1957 KU Museum of Art planned to observe its 30th anniversary with Ed Maser as museum director. An 1898 Lawrence World editorial criticized GOP factionalism and urged party criticism. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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Learned Hall
Kansas University Museum of Art
Ed . Maser
KU Museum
Lawrence World
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