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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2001
Page
8
The Lawrence editorial warns that 21.9 percent of third graders will be below reading level and over 400 younger students need literacy help. The district seeks 185,500 to expand reading programs, train 29 literacy coaches, and extend instruction to fifth and sixth grades, amid concerns about teaching and home reading habits.
Trudy Rubin reports from Sao Paulo on Brazil’s pragmatic AIDS program. Key factors are political leadership from President Cardoso, strong NGO involvement, and cheap generic drugs. Brazil’s model stresses open discussion of sex, targeted outreach to high risk groups, and a robust public health network to deliver treatment.
President Bush faces a pivotal stem cell funding choice with broad political implications. The debate splits science and faith leaders, with supporters citing medical hope while critics warn against emboldening embryo research. Prominent lawmakers across parties weigh positions, and Bush’s Vatican trip underscores the sensitive timing of any policy move. Eleanor Clift contributes analysis.
Lawrence resident Lindi Barb writes to The Journal-World about four weeks of street work on Cadet Street east of Haskell and south of 15th. She cites prolonged downtime, unsafe drainage, blocked driveways, erratic parking tickets at night, and requests exact start date and completion estimate.
Rainy July crowds gather as Prairie Chautauqua returns with music and games in South Park for the nation’s bicentennial. The city faces zoning talks in Wakarusa Township, elm disease threats endangering stately trees, and a note on Hemingway’s death in Idaho.
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