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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1992
Page
3
The Boston mayor seeks a ban on the Super Soaker after incidents of violence linked to the toy. Critics argue the focus should be on real firearms, as data show guns are a leading cause of death among youths, urging attention to real weapons rather than a toy.
The piece notes growing evidence that passive smoke causes lung cancer deaths and cites broad moves toward smoke-free venues. It highlights airline cabins, restaurants, and public agencies adopting bans, with many states and DC limiting smoking in public areas while industry lobbyists resist.
Authorities believe the body found beneath a southwestern Douglas County bridge is a 60-year-old Lawrence man missing under unclear circumstances. The case follows a second Douglas County homicide in two weeks, with no disclosed link to a May drug killing in Lawrence. A separate note recalls a Topeka redevelopment chief dying of a heart attack in Lawrence, while a 1892 report details state charities contracts for dry goods and blankets awarded to Mr. A. D. Weaver of 741 Mass.
Washington reports a storm of poor polls for President Bush amid a fragile economy and mixed foreign policy gains. Respondents cite a lack of leadership while advisors and analysts describe a broad anti-incumbent mood and debate over Bush's messaging and domestic priorities.
A public letter thanks the fire department police, medical teams Red Cross and nursing homes for aiding evacuees from Babcock Place. Residents praise Lawrence Housing Authority Barbara Huppee and staff for days of hard work, noting June 1 home return as a silver lining. Residents express gratitude to all involved from 120 plus tenants.
In 1776 Virginia’s colonial legislature became the first to adopt a Bill of Rights. In 1808 Philippine nationalists declared independence from Spain.
The piece critiques the federal focus on family values sparked by Vice President Quayle's comments about Murphy Brown. It argues values come from relationships inside any family unit, not its structure, and urges valuing families as they are including single-parent and nontraditional setups. It notes Bill Clinton's stance that true family values depend on valuing families themselves.
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