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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2003
Page
1
About 1000 copies of a page from John Speer's Kansas Weekly Tribune dated Sept 15, 1855 are being reprinted in conjunction with next month's Civil War Days on the Western Frontier observance.
Al and Sherry Bohl host a garage sale at 4316 Wimbledon Drive between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. today selling Jayhawk clothing and memorabilia from the former Kansas University athletic director. Bohl, fired by KU Chancellor Hemenway, plans to move to St Augustine, Florida, to take a school principal job.
The Dole Institute of Politics appears as a workshop site with ladders, tool boxes and varnish scent on site as a 3,300 square foot exhibit gallery fills with sawdust ahead of next week’s dedication events. NBC CBS and C Span plan national coverage of the ceremony and related activities.
A Friday Journal-World special previews Sen. Bob Dole centennial and the west campus building named for him. Richard Norton Smith says completion is on schedule for 5 p.m. Saturday tours after three days of events starting Tuesday. More than a dozen workers install exhibits and expect to finish this week ahead of the dedication at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, has been chosen as the White House representative for the Dole Institute of Politics dedication. The event is set for Tuesday, with coverage continuing on National Page 7A.
Lawrence officials say fake identification is the talisman of underage drinking in the city, with Dean Reynolds of Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control noting it is more widespread in Lawrence than elsewhere. Police confirm bar checks reveal underage drinkers, often with multiple fake IDs among students.
Washington officials say the federal government will accumulate 1.9 trillion in new debt over five years and continue large deficits, pegging 2003 at a record 455 billion as war costs subside and the economy recovers. The deficit for the year rose sharply from 158 billion in the prior fiscal year.
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