Lawrence board weighs facilities study to improve Lawrence schools
The DLR Group's review of Lawrence elementary and junior high campuses outlines a $91 million plan and a shift toward student impact over costs. Board members urge open exploration, creative solutions, and broad community support to adapt schools for today and 25 years ahead, even with funding limits.
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Journal-World Stands For Accurate News Reporting
Statement of editorial principles from Dolph Simons Sr outlining commitment to accurate fair reporting, separation of opinion from news, civil rights, and public accountability, with community improvement aims and AP affiliation.
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Bush and Putin reshape world power in new entente
Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland describes how Bush and Putin build a practical alliance that could constrain Europe. Putin offers support for U.S. actions on Iraq while pursuing his own revival, as Europe hesitates between alliance and opposition.
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Letter to the Editor Voices Skepticism on Celebrity Opinions
Readers critique Dan Le Betard and advocate for independent thought rather than relying on athletes for world views. The letter questions political judgment, cites Kansas figures, and warns of elite influence, urging broader reading and civic responsibility.
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Lawrence records first 100 degree reading of 1977
A Sunday heat spike in Lawrence marked the first 100 degree reading of the year, followed by a cool front. Drought persisted with water rationing in rural areas and bond votes for Clinton Lake water treatment noted, though no lake or plant existed yet. Oskaloosa drew water from its city lake as levels dropped, while local officials and police faced salary talks. Alcohol Safety Action Program reported drunken driving arrests up to 170 percent since start. Eudora CPA Picnic drew about 3,500 residents, about double the town’s population. Lawrence school site purchase for first elementary school south of 23rd Street approved, location at Ousdah Road between 26th and 27th Streets. building name pending. 100 years ago in 1902: the Lawrence World lamented public carelessness, noting frequent accidents and high fatality potential. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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Letters Policy for The Journal World
The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum and sets a 250 word limit. Letters should address public interest and avoid name calling or libel. The paper may edit for length and clarity while preserving viewpoints and requires the writer to provide name address and a telephone number. Email submissions to letters ljworld com.
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