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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1997

Page

12

Court detours loom for South Lawrence Trafficway

A new lawsuit against the South Lawrence Trafficway signals another court-driven step in a dozen-year saga. Federal agency disagreements and local indecision have stalled the eastern bypass while western completion pushes more traffic onto 31st Street. A timely settlement, court or out of court, appears necessary to set a strategy and move the project forward despite potential delays.

South Lawrence 31St Street

Eye to the sky prompts Kansas tornado drill awareness

Kansans observed a sunny noon drill marking Kansas Severe Weather Awareness Week. Emergency services tested procedures and equipment to handle tornadoes and storms, stressing readiness and the value of weather spotting and alert systems.

Kansas Lawrence

Congress creates U S Military Academy at West Point

On March 16 1802 Congress authorized establishing the U S Military Academy at West Point New York. In 1521 Ferdinand Magellan reached the Philippines where he was killed the next month by natives.

U.S. Military Academy West Point N.Y Ferdinand Magellan Philippines

Journal-World staff and contact details listed

The passage lists staff roles including Deputy Editor Bill Snead Managing Editor Roger Verdon News Editor Ann Gardner Editorial Page Editor Tom Fisher and others, along with post office box for address changes, mailing stamps, and professional memberships. It ends with postal and circulation notices for Lawrence Kansas.

Bill Snead Roger Verdon John Taylor Ann Gardner Tom Fisher Journal-World P.O Lawrence Kan

Kerrey Faces Fire Over Social Security Debates

Senator Bob Kerrey delivers a pointed critique of Social Security and higher education policy at a Tucson conference. He argues demographic shifts threaten funding promises, warns against inflationary tax credits, and stresses saving and compounding as a route to reform. He PatSherrill says detachment signals courage. Danforth endorses him as a presidential candidate.

Washington Bob Kerrey Tucson Kerrey America Kremlin Moynihan Clinton Oscola McCarty Hattiesburg Miss University of Southern Mississippi McCarty Senate Walker Percy New Hampshire Jack Danforth Missouri Bipartisan Commission On Entitlement and Tax Reform Martha Sherrill Esquire Danforth al Gore George Will Washington Post Writers Group

U S Court System Under Fire Across the Nation

The column argues that the U S judiciary faces growing pressure from Congress and state legislatures to curb judges power through mandatory sentences tort reform and impeachment talk. It notes Pat Buchanan s charge that courts are the ruling branch and compares U S and Hong Kong judicial independence amid rising incarceration rates.

Hong Kong London U.S Lords Congress Pat Buchanan U.S. Supreme Court House of Representatives Senate Tom Delay Texas Orrin Hatch Senate Judiciary Committee Clinton Legislative Branch United States China

Public transit as a community service for Lawrence

A letter argues that building and operating public transit is a necessary community service like roads and police. It urges voters to consider tax spending, suggests a citywide referendum, and calls for responsible leadership to fund services for all residents, not a few.

Lawrence City Commission Journal-World Aline Holtzman Trail Road

Lawrence T curb trash rule adopted to save costs

Lawrence residents must curb trash to the street or alley beginning April 1 after a 5-0 city commission vote aimed at saving about $60,000 yearly. At that time only about 20 percent used curbs, while hospital policy on abortion procedures remained under study and legally contested. An 1897 ad urged bicycle tire repairs at 820 Massachusetts Street.

Lawrence Lawrence Memorial Hospital Kansas Department of Health Massachusetts Street Lawrence World C.L Rutter Watkins Community Museum

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