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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1993
Page
3
Editorial argues that allowing youths under 17 to obtain adult library cards to check out any material, including R-rated videos, risks censorship and conflicts with movie industry standards. Some support a 17 plus age rating for videos, while books remain uncontrolled.
A reader urges drastic government downsizing focusing on property rights and law, proposes cutting most programs except safety ones, and limiting entitlement funding. The letter argues for smaller federal scope to boost personal and corporate growth and questions current policy directions. George Prince melodian restoration noted by another writer.
The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum under 350 words. Letters should address matters of public interest and avoid name calling or libelous language. The paper may edit letters without altering viewpoints and prefers shorter submissions for readership. Writers must include name address and telephone number.
In Washington DC a high school program at Anacostia offers 40 students a path to government service through the Public Service Academy. With shadow assignments, internships, and a 97 percent attendance rate, 36 graduates are headed to college. The venture proves bureaucracies can innovate and public-private partners can collaborate to build responsible futures.
The author reflects on how to select a personal physician in America. He recalls relying on long‑gone medical school friends and fellow patients for recommendations, then questions the reliability of such advice as he confronts the fear of encountering incompetent or dangerous doctors. He jokes about delaying visits until near death and contemplates the challenge of finding trustworthy care.
Fred B. Williams, director of alumni affairs at Slippery Rock State College, Pa., was chosen as executive director of the Kansas University Alumni Association. The 37-year-old Indiana native will start by mid August, succeeding retiring Dick Wintermote, who served since 1963 and followed Fred Ellsworth. Wintermote will stay on in an advisory role until Williams is ready. Laurence Woodruff named dean of students at Kansas University in a new post created by Chancellor Murphy. Woodruff, a renowned biology teacher, has tutored thousands. A downtown walking tour by officials explored redevelopment routes, and a citizens advisory group led by J J Wilson urged creation of a local housing authority for the underprivileged. Two local driver education teachers were involved in a three car collision with no serious injuries.
On this date 1971 the 26th Amendment was ratified making 18 year olds eligible to vote with Ohio the 38th approving state. Also noted: 1834 Indian Territory created, 1859 Blondin crosses Niagara Falls for 5,000 spectators, 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act and Meat Inspection Act signed, 1936 Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell published in New York.
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