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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2003
Page
9
The Journal-World editorial urges drivers to focus on safe driving amid rising distractions from cell phones and in-car tech. It warns that adjusting radios and listening to media can divert attention just as much as talking hands free. It calls for defensive driving and a return to basics for road safety.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr argues for gender equity, noting Annika Sorenstams PGA appearance sparked protests and media frenzy. He reflects on stereotypes about women’s physical strength, the NBA fantasy with his daughter, and the principle that individuals deserve opportunity.
The Lawrence Daily World notes unprecedented floods surpassing the 1844 record. Vast vegetable acreage submerged endangering the Kaw Valley Canning Company and delaying replanting. No lives lost yet, but widespread property damage prompts calls for neighborly aid and solidarity.
Scottie Lingelbach criticizes Lawrence transit on Peterson Road and Princeton Boulevard noting buses travel empty 99 percent of the time and urging re‑examination to keep only break-even routes amid concerns about government fraud and waste.
Donald Hatcher condemns Senator Susan Wagle for attacking professor Dennis Dailey’s character without solid evidence. He cites Walter Clarke and W. K. Clifford on evidence and ethics, arguing the Senate shares blame for not investigating claims and that such lynch mob tactics erode confidence in state leaders.
A reader urges saving email correspondence with soldiers in Iraq to preserve personal histories for scholars. They warn about evolving technology and disk failures, recommending printing or archiving emails for future generations, citing the Kansas State Historical Society site. The message emphasizes the value of firsthand letters alongside official records.
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