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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2002
Page
5
Editorial argues Buckley Amendment privacy rules complicate parent awareness when adult students fail academics or face crises. It notes 18 year olds are legal adults, limiting school notifications unless the student opts in. The piece questions whether schools should or could inform parents without consent and mentions a recent lawsuit by a concerned couple.
The passage lists distribution and membership details for Journal-World periodicals. It notes USPS registration, postage paid at Lawrence Kansas, and affiliations with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press.
Leonard Fitts Jr. reflects on his grandson Eric’s wish to be famous and the modern obsession with celebrity. He critiques talk shows and reality TV, calls notoriety a poor measure of character, and notes that fame often requires work rather than freedom to do as one pleases. He argues life isn’t a game show and warns against chasing fame as a final reward.
The column argues Democrats may gain strong control of both the Senate and the House, aided by anger at corporate America and welfare reform parallels. It weighs Bush’s agenda, potential veto fights, and the risk of a Supreme Court pick shaping 2004 battles, concluding Democrats will win solid majorities.
Daniel Scharpenburg of Lawrence argues that Bush Cheney electoral votes from Texas violate the 12th Amendment due to Cheney's residency and tax status. He urges rapid investigation to protect the election, warn of constitutional crisis, and preserve U S democratic example.
The city planning commission officially adopted Plan 95 after three years of work and will forward it to the city commission, which also favored adoption. A record low 58 degrees cooled the area, with a sustained cold snap expected to continue for several Welcome days. A Lawrence World remark from July 29, 1902, notes the value of appearances in employment decisions. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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