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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1990
Page
1
Washington AP reports a Nutrition Screening Initiative survey shows about 20 of elderly Americans skip at least one meal daily while 45 percent take multiple prescription drugs affecting appetite and nutrient absorption. One quarter live on under 10000 annually. 85 percent value diet for health though only 18 percent worry about it. The initiative targets elderly nutrition risk.
President Bush signaled to GOP leaders that he is prepared to grant China a one year extension of most favored nation status. Administration officials expect an announcement within the week, drawing Democratic criticism as Republicans defend extending Beijing’s preferential trade terms amid ongoing congressional sessions.
Lawrence officials delay tonight’s discussion on the eastern parkway 18 criteria. Mayor Shirley Martin-Smith and Commissioner Bob Walters say more information is needed after talks with East Lawrence residents and business leaders. Some criteria require actions beyond the city commission.
KU Chancellor Gene Budig said guidelines for a selective hiring freeze starting July 1 will be finished soon and released to staff within a week. He noted delays in filling support positions as part of efforts to bolster salary and operating budgets while protecting the academic program for fall.
Kansas juniors Chris Redden won the shot put and Vince Labosky captured the javelin at the Big Eight Outdoor meet held on Monday. The report notes pleasant midweek weather with sunny skies and a high near 82.
An index report notes Israeli forces killed a Palestinian in the Gaza Strip as protests erupted over the massacre of seven Arab laborers by an Israeli gunman. The page also lists sections such as Area report Classified Comics Crossword Deaths Editorials Hospitals Markets Sports TV Variety Weather.
Kansas lawmaker Rep. David Miller says he plans to seek a sixth term in the Kansas House while rumors swirl about a possible run as lieutenant governor with Rep. Weigand. Reps. John Solbach and Betty Jo Charlton of Lawrence confirm they will seek re-election.
Douglas County Commissioner Nancy Hiebert announced she will not seek a third term. She cited time demands from Preventive Cardiology, PA, Lawrence, where she is chief operating officer, and said she plans to use her remaining seven months to influence growth and support the circumferential road system including the south Lawrence trafficway and Eastern Parkway.
The National Transportation Safety Board urged FAA adoption of mandatory infant car seats for children under 40 pounds or 40 inches, with research into seatbelt adequacy. Airlines vary on free seats for under two, and officials worry about travel burdens and costs, while industry and safety groups push for stricter rules.
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