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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2001
Page
5
The editorial warns of rising personal data misuse as online transactions grow. It cites Travelocity exposing 45,000 customers and Egghead revealing 3.5 million credit card records. It argues poorly trained entrants pose safety risks and fuels public reluctance to use web services.
In 1961 Dr. Robert Dentler received a $2,000 federal grant for a Kansas University study on junior high student social behavior to explore factors behind vandalism and truancy. Douglas County sold over 6,000 vehicle license tags that year and collected about $3.4 million on the tax abstract. 1,500+ were trucks. The Lawrence World's 1901 front page recounted Carrie Nation's Lawrence visit, noting a large force and mixed reactions as she pursued temperance reforms.
Bush plans a slow engagement with Vladimir Putin prioritizing European alliances and a staged approach. He seeks to reassure NATO and address missile defense concerns while avoiding Cold War traps, with first high level contact not before July’s G8 and a Genoa get acquainted session.
The piece critiques right wing talk radio for inflaming hatred of Bill Clinton, noting the era's booming stations, constant vilification, and the politics of fear. It contrasts Clinton's record with attacks by Limbaughs and Liddys, and cites figures like Daschle Gephardt Gramm Buchanan to illustrate a culture of venom and fundraising tied to anti Clinton sentiment.
A Lawrence reader commends the public forum series on Meredith Leary noting its portrayal of her lifelong epilepsy struggle and her courage to seek treatment. The writer believes the print will educate others and raise awareness, hoping for her continued improvement and seizure relief.
Letter to the editor recalls Tom Redhouse who died January 11 and his idea to create a bluebird restoration program at Clinton State Park. With Wes Seyler, he won Corps of Engineers approval, built nesting boxes, and over seven years the trails fledged thousands of bluebirds and swallows at Clinton and Eagle Bend Golf Course.
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