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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2002
Page
9
Editorial urges Missouri and Kansas to require disclosure of past crimes in properties. It highlights a couple suing over undisclosed murder history, arguing misrepresentation and consumer protection grounds. The piece contends sellers and real estate agents must reveal grim past events to buyers and seek legislative action.
Dolph Simons Sr. led the Journal World as publisher from 1944 to 1962 and served as editor from 1950 to 1979. Born 1904 died 1989, he shaped the paper’s editorial voice across decades.
Jim Hoagland argues that after Sept. 11 the U.S. economy entered a growth phase, driven by productivity and spending, while warning against unilateralism. He urges alliance management, UNESCO reentry, and restrained foreign policy to balance power with collaboration.
In Douglass County 1977 farmers seek to cope with dry soil by expanding low moisture crops such as soybeans and grain sorghums. Earl Van Meter, director of the extension service, notes rising soybean prices may aid farmers. Local elections loom with 12 candidates for six city commissions and 13 for six school board seats. Representatives of Kansas University Iranian Students Assn and the chancellor's office will discuss a February campus incident involving alleged beating amid home country tensions.
Washington Post columnist notes the Bush administration’s silence fuels friction with Congress and the courts. The GAO seeks task force records while judges demand energy matter documents. Cheney could invoke executive privilege, but he avoids it, urging clarity over confrontation.
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