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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1999
Page
9
Lawrence Public Library supporters report a record 48000 raised at October sale and announce a second book sale February 11 12 13 14. Organizers note space limits and ongoing donor books will fund library needs such as books stuffed animals computers or furniture.
The annual parade aims to be more enjoyable and inclusive for the community. Organizers emphasize volunteers and broader participation to boost funding and unity, viewing the event as a labor of love requiring many hands.
The piece argues the Clinton impeachment tests not the president but American values and the baby boomer generation. It contrasts public trust, morality views, and political cynicism across generations, concluding the era’s attitudes will outlive the trial regardless of outcome.
Boston Globe columnist David Shribman notes a trend toward casual names for presidents and officials, from Bill Clinton to Denny Hastert, reflecting a public hunger for approachable leaders. He warns this trend risks mediocrity and a erosion of respect, arguing true leaders must be for and by the people.
The notice lists personnel roles including Bill Snead Deputy Existor Roger Verdon Marayiing Editor John Taylor News Editor Ann Gardner Editorial Page Editor Tom Fisher Advertising Manager and postal details with a Lawrence Kansas mailing address 66044-0888 and AP and ABC memberships.
A reader urges Gov. Graves to replace Gary Mitchell as secretary of health and environment with a tougher anti pollution leader. Senator Sandy Praeger is urged to press the governor to name a KDHE head prioritizing environmental health, amid regional pollution and water quality concerns. Karl Brooks, 440 Rock Fence Ct.
The Kansas Board of Regents voted to impose tighter controls on private medical corporations involved with the Kansas University Medical Center. The move follows ongoing controversy surrounding the arrangement as local officials meet to review prospects for a jointly financed and operated indoor swimming pool.
A heavy snowfall exceeded seven inches with drifting and blowing, creating widespread traffic disruption across the area. No severe local emergencies were reported, only usual inconveniences of blocked streets and driveways, per the Lawrence World note from January 20, 1899. The piece quotes criticisms of state fair appropriations as outdated and wasteful, urging new ideas instead.
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