Ann Landers remembered for compassionate advice work
Esther Lederer known as Ann Landers died at 83 ending a career that began in 1955 when the Journal World carried her column. She spoke in Lawrence often and directed readers to ministers doctors and counselors, touching more than 90 million people daily with practical guidance and empathy.
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GOP faces uphill battle in Michigan and other governor races
Washington Post columnist David Broder notes a widening gap between national and state politics as Republicans struggle to defend gubernatorial seats amid slow economies. In Michigan, remapping boosts GOP House seats while governor’s race favors Democrats, with Granholm rising as a strong contender alongside Blanchard.
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Old Hometown Chiefs Sign Costa Rica Study Program Contract
Kansas University and Peace Corps officials finalize a contract for study and service in Costa Rica. The 1902 Lawrence Journal describes sidewalk superintendents reviewing street paving crews and mocks contractors for not letting gang bosses lead the work. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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Public Forum Letters on Drug Policy and Personal Accountability
A reader contesting a prior article argues for treatment over incarceration, citing Rand data and federal spending. The letter also critiques Judge Wheeler’s remarks about a crime and discusses gender blame in abusive contexts. It ends with a note on Journal-World letters policy and contributor details.
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