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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1992
Page
3
The piece contrasts past parental discipline with modern concerns about child abuse and evolving legal rights. It cites a Clinton spouse stance on extending children's legal action against parents, and notes teachers seek classroom behavioral standards while spanking becomes unacceptable. It questions societal impact as fewer youths conform to expected conduct.
Old Del Shankel a former acting KU chancellor is named as a strong candidate for Maryland University College Park chancellor. Also noted are Lincoln planning director Garner Stoll’s move to Nebraska, plus awards for KU teaching excellence and various local political and civic updates.
The piece argues that rage focused on the Rodney King beating failed to target rioters causing destruction in Los Angeles. It asserts leaders did not condemn violence clearly, racially charged responses fueled chaos, and calls for addressing social injustice while protecting communities from mob violence.
The piece analyzes how a rise in female senators depends on outsiders winning primaries and voter shifts. It highlights Harriet Woods and the National Women’s Political Caucus, cites Moseley Braun and Yeakel as例, and discusses factors that might boost women’s candidacy including post Cold War concerns, redistricting, retirements, and potential abortion rulings.
Gretchen Eick voices anger at the Rodney King verdict and a separate Mexican gas explosion case, arguing that policy makers and supervisors bear responsibility for police violence and public safety failures. She urges holding the bosses who set orders accountable to curb racial injustice.
On May 7 1845 Germany signed an unconditional surrender at Eisenhower headquarters in Rheims, ending the European stage of World War II with the action to take effect the next day. Also noted are historical anniversaries including Washington’s inaugural ball in New York 1789, Tchaikovsky’s birth in 1840, the American Medical Association’s founding in 1847, and poet Archibald Beacheleh’s birth in 1892.
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