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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2000
Page
9
The report notes Thursday storms possible with sun and moon data. It lists sunset tonight and tomorrow, sunrise tomorrow, and moonrise and moonset timings. Weather outlook covers temperatures in the 70s and mentions Bos and sos fragments.
Kent Glasscock announced his bid for Kansas House speaker saying he would unite conservatives and moderates. The Manhattan Republican, 47, is in his fifth term and already serves as majority leader, with Republicans holding a 77-48 majority.
Kent Glasscock, 47, of Manhattan, son Creighton Adair, weighs formal run as conservatives debate House leadership. Powell of Wichita urges conservatives to have a voice. Mays considers majority leader, facing Shari Weber who plans to run. House speaker elected in January with minority party arranging a December meeting.
Gov. Bill Graves urged Kansans to remember the Holocaust and honor its victims during the annual Day of Remembrance. He said the memory must be passed on to future generations and cannot be ignored or forgotten.
President Clinton declared a major disaster making federal funds available for Crawford Labette and Neosho counties in Kansas after severe storms and tornadoes began on April 19. The move enables public and individual assistance to affected residents and local governments.
Attorney General Carla Stovall cites poor home lives and peer harassment as top factors in juvenile violence based on a national study. She notes lack of adult supervision after school, peergroup pressure, bullying, and disrespect among youths as major triggers, urging understanding of children’s experiences. Governor Graves backs funding for juvenile justice programs and a $60 million lockup construction initiative as a priority.
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