China nuclear espionage and Clinton era response questioned
Commentary questions when officials learned of Chinese leaks and why action was delayed. It argues spying is pervasive, criticizes Clinton handlers for inaction, notes 3,000 Chinese fronts in the U.S., and calls for accountability and stronger security to curb espionage.
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China
Clinton
Bill Clinton
Burr
White House
George Bush
U.S
Parents demand self esteem via painless life shortcuts
Leonard Pitts argues that modern parents overprotect children and seek to buy esteem with consumer goods, creating dependent, entitled youth. True self esteem must be earned through hard work and tough choices, reflecting the older generation’s parental boundaries and standards rather than shortcuts.
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Susie
Leonard Pitts
The
Mioneraia
Girls sports reshape teen life and society
A Washington Post Writers Group column notes how Title IX boosted girls in high school and college athletics, transforming leadership roles, media focus, and body image. The piece contrasts 1990s teen life with the author’s youth, highlights universal gains across demographics, and honors pioneer Betty Babe Robinson, the first female Olympic track gold medalist in 1928.
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Washindon
America
Jean
Betty
Babe” Robinson
Robinson
Amsterdam
Geneva Overhalser
Washington Post Writers Group
Lawrence Journal-World staff contact and mailbox info
The Lawrence Journal-World lists key staff: Richard Brack as Managing Editor, Bill Snead Senior Editor, John Taylor News Editor, Ann Gardner Erritorial Page Editor, Chris Boarman Circulation Manager, with Postmaster address for subscription changes at P.O. Box 888, Lawrence, Kansas 66044-0888.
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Bill Snead
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
Chris Boarman
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Public Forum raises concerns on violent video games and laser tag
A reader warns that modern video games and laser tag blur good and evil and may desensitize youth, suggesting real harm from simulated violence. Another letter criticizes a local weed ordinance and grass violations, noting properties with no grass. The Journal-World reiterates letters policy and submission details.
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America
Gary Stussie
Killarney
Alabama
Connecticut Street
Martha Steward
David Holroyd
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Douglas County considers changes to Lone Star Lake rules
The Douglas County Commission reviews wording of Lone Star Lake regulations to prohibit nude swimming and sunning. Southwestern Bell plans two year expansion totaling nearly one million dollars to Lawrence metro telephone system. WL Collinson, local manager, announced the planned expansion. The company address is 734 Vt. and operations date to 1954.
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County
Kansas
U.S
Douglas County Commission
Lone Star Lake
Southwestern Bell
WL. Collinson
The
Telephone Company
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