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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2000

Page

2

Kansas Tuition Debate Weighs In State and Out‑of‑State Costs

Kansas legislators discussed tuition balance at state universities. Rep Ralph Tanner warned that out-of-state students may pay less in total taxes and benefit without Kansans tax support, while in-state students face double digit increases and new recreation fees. The Regents approved a student recreation center with fees rising from 28 to 62 dollars per semester, prompting debate over affordability and access for Kansas students.

Kansas Kansas University Ralph Tanner R-Baldwin Tanner Kansas Board of Regents

Notable historical firsts and events across centuries

A compact timeline notes Nellie Bly's 1890 round-the-world homecoming in 72 days, Henry VIII secretly weds Anne Boleyn, Shays' Rebellion setback at Springfield, the 1890 founding of the United Mine Workers, and Alexander Graham Bell's 1915 inauguration of U.S. transcontinental telephone service.

Nellie Bly Elizabeth Cochrane New York World England Henry Will Anne Boleyn Elizabeth I Shays Daniel Shays Springfield Mass United Mine Workers of America Alexander Graham Bell U.S

Journal-World Masthead and staff roles list

The document lists Journal-World staff positions including Richard Brack as Managing Editor Bill Snead as Senior Editor John Taylor News Editor Ann Gardner Editorial Page Editor Chris Boarman and others with roles such as Circulation Manager Advertising Manager and General Manager Dolph Simons III Operations Manager Dan Simons New Ventures Donna Wiley Director of HR Perumiel Tom Hornbaker Contutlor Dallas Dolan Production Manager and Postmaster address for changes.

Richard Brack Bill Snead John Taylor Ann Gardner Chris Boarman al Bonner Dolph C. Simons Jr Ralph Gage Dolph Simons Ili Dan Simons New Ventures Donna Wiley H.R Perumiel Tom Hornbaker Contutlor Dallas Dolan

Reform Party a joke say Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Fort Worth Star-Telegram describes the Reform Party as a circus, citing Perot as the central figure and arguing the party is not a legitimate political entity. The column criticizes Perot for ego and for backing goofball candidates while noting the 15 percent threshold for debates and past vote shares.

Reform Party Fort Worth Three Stooges Four Stooges Perot Jesse Ventura Pat Buchanan Donald Irimp Ventura Minnesota Ross Pat Donald Jesse Larry Moe Curly Reformers Commission On Presidential Debates Reform Bill Thompson The Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Bush's Growing Confidence and Vision for the Nation

Cal Thomas reports on George W. Bush in Iowa, tracing a shift from cautious to confident as he speaks on culture, family values, and politics. He argues for ethical governance, abortion limits, life advocacy, tax cuts, military reform, and a positive, issue oriented campaign while avoiding “ugly politics.”

Drs Moines Iowa Texas George W. Bush White House George Bush Assembly of God Service Bush Clinton Democrats Reagan Steve Forbes China America Cal Thomas Los Angeles

SROs in Lawrence Junior High Schools Provokes Debate

In a Public Forum letter Pat Moffet argues against placing school resource officers in Lawrence junior high schools, criticizing the plan as turning officers into friends rather than enforceers of the law. He warns about overreach and urges clear police presence to protect students.

Lawrence Police Department Journal-World Lawrence Sros SRO Pat Moffet

Old Home Town 1975 TRW Crescent Hiring Plans

Lawrence World in 1900 urged citizens to clean up to halt a smallpox outbreak. Authorities warned that dirty houses worsen epidemics and a few hours of cleanup could save lives, with sterner measures possible if not voluntary. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.

The Lawrence World Watkins Community Museum

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