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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2004
Page
6
The piece notes that tattoo removal can cause scarring and skin changes even under expert care. Laser removal is safest but costly and time consuming, often needing six to eight sessions at 100 to 400 dollars each. Healing stretches weeks to months, with risks of regret if not planned.
The report notes the sixth street project near Iowa Street in Lawrence has reached its 310th consecutive day of activity. The lengthy timeline underscores ongoing work and impacts on local traffic and daily routines.
David Shribman argues the 2004 presidential race is a staged Phony War. Republicans push in Pennsylvania while Democrats shift to Virginia, revealing covert aims toward Ohio and West Virginia. He notes Ohio remains pivotal for Bush, and shifts in electoral votes alter strategy across states.
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on the ten year anniversary of the OJ Simpson case. He argues race shaped national perception and personal interactions, from shocked white viewers to Black perspectives viewing acquittal as justice, and notes how Kobe Bryant’s later case showed different racial dynamics. He warns that race still colors judgments yet questions whether this signals maturity or cynicism.
John Esau praises the Lawrence City Band in its 150th anniversary year. Under Bob Foster and the Kelly family leadership the group, aided by the city, Rice Foundation and others, offers free Wednesday concerts at 8 p.m. in South Park, weather permitting, drawing about a thousand residents.
A reader recalls the Iran Contra scandal, arguing Reagan aided arms sales to Iran to fund the Contras in Nicaragua. The letter asserts accountability, drawing parallels to today and urging impeachment rhetoric, then explains Journal-World letter submission rules and contact details.
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