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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2000
Page
8
Lawrence officials plan a one day profiling workshop with Dan Korem from Texas and a public lecture on February 23, aiming to spot students who may commit violent acts. Critics warn amateur profiling risks unfair labeling and ineffectiveness. experts say getting to know students and offering help is better for safety.
Mark Shields notes that Iowa caucuses yield many perceived winners and hidden losers, with delegates and local optics shaping early sentiment. He quotes strategists, pundits, and observers on how finish order may mislead about national outcomes, praising Iowa as a thoughtful, educated, open state.
Ellen Goodman notes Canada’s plan to cover cigarette packs with graphic images of diseased bodies as a bold shift from U S warnings. The column compares cross border anti smoking campaigns and criticizes how tobacco settlements are spent, urging sharper political will and public education to curb smoking.
A letter to the editor argues against privately run development at Clinton Lake State Park. It urges preserving wild spaces, expanding educational nature programs, and using volunteer and educational groups to enhance park use while funding through small fees. Named contributors include Alistair Reed, Caryn Miriam Goldberg, and Jan Gaumnitz.
Clarence Kelley, appointed FBI director, a 1936 Kansas University graduate and former Kansas City police chief, acknowledged the agency keeps files on members of Congress. He said the files contain unsubstantiated allegations volunteered by the public.
In 1960, Edward Zeller a Kansas University geochemist and graduate assistant Ernest Angino returned from a South Pale expedition with the remains of a mummified seal. The specimen was set for extensive study and research.
The January 22 1900 Lawrence World reports growing fear as residents mistake nightly sounds, leaving families in terror while local robberies have heightened concern. This curator notes the community’s anxious state reflecting a wave of incidents.
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