Kansas adds late term abortion ban amid legislative confusion
Gov Bill Graves criticizes 90 percent of Kansas lawmakers for misunderstanding the abortion regulation they passed. He says a mental health exemption drove his signing and plans a potential legal challenge with Atty. Gen. Stovall to clarify the law. Public dispute and questions about the process follow the bill’s adoption.
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Bill Graves
Kansas
Graves
Atty
Carla Stovall
FAA to switch Kansas City radar control for tests this weekend
The FAA will transfer control of KCI flights to an Olathe tower from 9 p.m. today to 8 a.m. Sunday for diagnostic testing and preventive maintenance on the KCI control tower systems. Previously the KCI radar failed three times last month, totaling 21.8 hours of outage, with backups in Olathe active each time.
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KCI
Olathe
FAA
KCL
Notable 19th and 20th Century Deaths and Debuts
Brief chronology notes key events: Stonewall Jackson wounded at Chancellorsville on May 2 1863 and dies eight days later. Leonardo da Vinci dies in Cloux France in 1519. Jack Benny debuts on NBC Blue in 1932. Prokofievs Peter and the Wolf premieres in 1936 in Moscow. Joseph R McCarthy dies 1957 at Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland. J Edgar Hoover dies 1972 in Washington aged 77.
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Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
Chancellorsville
Leonardo da Vinci
Alt Cloux
France
Jack Benny
NBC Blue
Peter and the Wolf
Sergei Prokofiev
Moscow
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Postal notice lines up journal mailing details
Postmaster directs address changes to the Journal-World in Lawrence Kansas at P O Box 888 66044 0888 for periodicals postage. It notes USPS registration 306 520 and acknowledges Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press membership.
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Journal-World
P.O. Box
Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Viagra and the insurer's new control of sex
Ken Goodman argues insurers are increasingly deciding use of Viagra, noting 150,000 prescriptions and rising stock interest. He contrasts Puritan caution with industry cost controls, questions whether treatment, not just pleasure, is funded, and highlights social echoes and unequal access.
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Boston
Neil
Monica
Time
Niagara
Pfizer
Don Imus
Nightline
New York State
Neil Levin
Ian Osterlow
Leslie Fish
James Thurber
Vatican
Michael O'Leary
L.A
Ken Goodman
The
Boston Globe
Teaching must regain honored status in national education debate
Mark Shields argues that American public education is failing to meet global standards and that both major parties use the crisis for political ends. He advocates restoring teaching as the hon ored profession with national standards and higher pay, plus the use of national tests to measure progress and accountability.
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United States
Asia
Europe
Clinton
Austin
Annapolis
Moscow
Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S
Democrats
Teachers Union
Republicans
flat-Earth Society
Mark Shields
Creators Syndicate
Readers praise police academy experience and urge facility review
Scottie Lingelbach thanks the Lawrence Police Department for allowing attendance at the 10th annual Citizens Police Academy. She praises professionalism and dedication from Chief Olin and staff, notes cramped facilities, and calls for potential tours by the city commission. She endorses academies and highlights mental health through recreation centers as well.
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Lawrence
City Commission
Scottie Lingelbach
Taylor
Connally switches parties amid campaign notes and squall
John B. Connally leaves the Democratic Party for the Republicans saying the move is personal with no offices sought. He spoke at the March 29 Lawrence Chamber banquet, drawing over 1,200 to the Kansas Union. A spring squall caused downed limbs and outages with no injuries. KU alumni Henry Beecher Louis LaCoss Burton McCollum Gertrude Pearson and D Ruth Thompson received the 1958 Citations for Distinguished Service to Mankind. Gov George Docking, checked by Dr Richard Nelson, is in good health for another run. A 1898 Lawrence World item recalls Patriotism at the University with a mass meeting and a Kansas-Nebraska game.
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John B. Connally
Texas
Lawrence
Kansas University
Henry K. Beecher
Louis LaCoss
Burton McCollum
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
D. Ruth Thompson
Kansas
George Docking
Richard Nelson
Docking
Nelson
Lawrence World
University
Kansas-Nebraska
Music Hall
Clarke
Watkins Community Museum
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Douglas County
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Roger Verdon
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Ann Gardner
Pasebidimn
Tom Fisher
Advertisiay Manzayey
Cuantbrey
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Ralph Gage
Julie Bechtel
Dolph Simons II
Dan Simons
New Ventures
Donna Wiley
Dallas Dolan
Prodation
Marchiyer
W.C. Simons
Bina
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