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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 2000

Page

9

Douglas County near 100000 population milestone

The Journal-World outlines Douglas County likely crossing 100000 residents after the 2000 census and the impact on federal funding for housing education and health. It notes new regulations and growth pressures, plus sheriff budget cuts that drop the DARE program to meet financial needs. The piece suggests considering consolidated government and law enforcement to manage future demands.

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McCain fuels drive for campaign finance reform victory

Mark Shields argues that McCain's national cachet and reform push forced Congress to disclose 527 groups funding political ads. The 92 6 Senate vote preceded a 385 39 House tally, underscoring McCain's influence and the shift against undisclosed money in politics.

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Historical illiteracy worries Congress on civics knowledge

Washington Post columnist David Broder reports a survey showing college seniors misidentify Yorktown victor and Gettysburg Address source. Only 22 percent could name Gettysburg, and 65 percent would fail a college history test. Experts debate curriculum, resources, and the need to emphasize American history in colleges.

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Public Forum Critiques Traffic Study on Louisiana Street

Robert Hagen of Lawrence defends a traffic calming study for Louisiana Street, arguing roundabouts reduce crashes and improve flow while an arterial street status should match actual usage. He notes phased plans, broader applicability, and that editorial tone ignores local context and potential gradual implementation.

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Old Home Town Mourns John Miller Former Lawrence Fire Chief

John Miller former Lawrence fire chief died at his home after a heart attack at age 70. He guided the department through formative years and served during difficult times. Retirement from the local school board included Kenneth Anderson Richard Holzmeister and John Spearman Sr.

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Brady for State Senate backed by Lawrence World editor

The Lawrence World published July 2 1900 backing J Brady editor and Kansas State Senate candidate. It opposed Albert Henley Lawrence entrepreneur, accusing him of tax dodging and underreporting wealth after selling Consolidated Barbed Wire to American Steel and Wire Company.

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