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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 2001

Page

8

Editorial on Lawrence crime stats reporting failures

An editorial argues that Lawrence Police Department failed to submit crime statistics for two years due to software issues and user unfamiliarity. It notes Lenexa and Kansas City faced similar problems, with blame split between reporting software from the KBI and local officers’ training. Officials anticipate resolution by July as training progresses.

Lawrence Kansas Bureau of Investigation Federal Bureau of Investigation Lenexa Kansas City KBI Lawrence Police Department KBI Crime Data Information Center

Journal-World Credited as AP Member and ABC Circulation

The Journal-World announces its status as a member of the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulations. It notes periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas and identifies its USPS registration number.

Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Press must apologize for Clinton hoax leak

Mark Shields argues the mainstream press circulated a fabricated Clinton era vandalism story about White House and Air Force One. He cites unattributed sources and statements by Ari Fleischer, calls the reports a hoax, and says reporters and readers were betrayed, demanding accountability and apology.

Clinton White House Air Force One Bush White House Robert D. Novak CNN The National Review Kate O’beirne Linda Bowles Creators Syndicate America General Accounting Office Bernard Unger Ari Fleischer Washington Bush Fleischer George W. Bush Mark Shields

McVeigh deserves no new trial and should die

Cal Thomas argues McVeigh’s guilt is clear and a new trial would undermine justice. He criticizes ongoing FBI document handling, warns that delaying McVeigh’s execution weakens the legal system, and urges the court to reject delays to uphold punishment for the Oklahoma City bomber.

Oklahoma City Timothy McVeigh New York Giants Baltimore Ravens McVeigh FBI John Ashcroft Ashcroft U.S. District Court Denver Justice Department Hell Cal Thomas Tribune Media Services

Public forum highlights tax cut impact on low earners

Richard Bennett of Lawrence argues the Associated Press coverage omitted that the Senate passed tax cut bill lowers the lowest bracket from 15 to 10 percent, a 33 percent decrease for millions of lower income individuals, challenging the view that Bush’s tax cut benefits only the rich.

Associated Press Senate Bush Richard Bennett Lawrence

Reasonable price for summer pool passes sparks memories

Joy Hyde reflects on 1961 Emporia pool costs and youth swimming, contrasting 50 cent tickets then with 40 dollar Lawrence passes in 2001. She argues daily summer swims keep kids in shape, with secure lockers, lifeguards, and safe water, easing busy parents’ lives.

Emporia Emporia City Lawrence Parks and Recreation Lawrence Emporia Pool Joy Hyde

Journal-World Letters Policy Notice

The Journal-World invites public forum letters under 350 words with public interest value. Submissions should include the writer name address and telephone number and may be edited for clarity without altering viewpoints. Email submissions to Jetters ljworld.com.

Journal-World Jetters Ljworld.com

Old Home Town Bet Prominent Local Official Moves

The city manager of Larned, Gene Vogt, 48, will become Lawrence's director of utilities starting July 12, bringing 27 years of public utilities experience. In Big Springs, a Missouri man was killed and his partner injured during a break in at a U.S. 40 grocery when they met a hostile proprietor. A 1901 Lawrence Journal item notes Massachusetts Street paving was completed, marking the street as a notable public thoroughfare.

Larned Lawrence Gene Vogt Missouri Big Springs U.S. 40 Here Lawrence Journal Massachusetts Henley Massachusetts Street Watkins Community

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