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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 2000

Page

8

Lied Center’s town-gown bond fuels regional arts access

The Lied Center of Kansas fosters a strong town-gown relationship by bringing world class performers to Lawrence while engaging local sponsors. Funding from the Lied Foundation Trust and trustee Christina Hixson supports construction and ongoing projects, with community partners like Kief’s Home Theater, Firstar Bank, RW. Baird & Co. and others underwriting high profile shows. The center also reaches into schools to expose youth to arts, reinforcing Lawrence’s quality of life and shared civic benefit.

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Post Election Echoes And The Battle To Hear The Voters

After a close race the public mood shifts as commentators debate the meaning of the victory margin and the Electoral College. The piece notes a divided outcome, the presence of a two moderate candidates, and the lingering confusion over who truly won. The author uses satirical imagery and references to familiar political figures to critique the post election discourse.

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Voters Split Deeply Across Demographics and Regions

Ellen Goodman notes a nation divided by wealth, marital status, urban versus rural, race, sexuality, and religion. Exit polls show Gore leading among the poor and black, Bush among the wealthy and whites, with urban voters favoring Gore and rural areas Bush. The piece laments gridlock and post election unease as a divided electorate confronts a divided Congress.

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Twilight Zone Election Night Reflections

Geneva Overholser, syndicated by Washington Post Writers Group, chronicles a chaotic election night marked by indecision and shifting outcomes. The piece questions the inevitability of results, noting Florida’s wild turns, late concession reversals, and a nation watching in disbelief as both popular and electoral votes remained unsettled.

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True fans face costs to support KU sports

In a Public Forum letter Chris Parker of Lawrence argues true fandom isn’t defined by attending games. He notes families with five members face high costs for KU football and basketball, favoring TV or radio viewings over pricey tickets.

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Lawrence Hometown News Highlights Veterans Day Programs

An appropriations measure to fund Lawrence Clinton Parkway nears approval in the U S House while local officials await final authorization. Veterans Day observances include several commemorative programs. Kansas Fibreboard chief Stephen Hill disputes a 375000 dam repair price, personally inspecting the Bowersock Dam with diver assistance. Hill and a second diver place concrete and sand bags to seal holes. the dam, built in 1873 by Hill’s great grandfather J D Bowersock, is maintained by Hill’s firm. Kiwanis Club and Lawrence United Fund face slower fund-raising progress. A 1900 Lawrence World ad recalls a wife’s enduring charm. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.

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