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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2001
Page
8
Editorial lauds Katharine Graham for insistence on factual clear reporting. It recalls Phillip Graham’s view that news is a rough first draft of the truth and credits Katharine with guiding the Post to rigorous, fair journalism while honoring her late husband and shaping modern media.
The Journal World outlines its commitment to accurate fair reporting free of opinion, safeguarding citizens rights, exposing public dishonesty, and supporting community improvement projects. It lists historic editors and publishers, postal information, and bureau memberships as context for its public service.
David Shribman describes the Democratic Leadership Council gathering across from the Indiana state capitol as a victory party for moderates. The DLC and the New Democratic Coalition now anchor the party, with eight of 11 recent Senate newcomers aligned, Hillary Clinton symbolizing the centripetal shift, and leading 2004 contenders emerging from the center.
Lawrence joins talks with employee unions across parks, streets, water, and sanitation as police and fire negotiations settle. A citizen group tests sentiment on funding a municipal pool, a rare Kansas city goal. Fred Bates leads a KU team compiling aerial storm photos hailed as revolutionary.
A Lawrence resident writes to the editor detailing the history of a stolen red 1992 Giant Iguana mountain bike. She lists custom components, miles ridden, and past events, hoping the thief or a finder will recognize the bike and return it.
Readers call for strict fireworks enforcement in city streets and urge a policy review of date specific ordinances around events. They push for downtown revitalization with mixed use development near Sixth and Wakarusa including a vo tech, junior college, library, bookstore, and locally owned businesses to sustain activity and tax support.
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