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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 2001
Page
9
The piece argues a Sylvania educator at a treatment facility should be dismissed for immoral conduct after pleading guilty to three DUI offenses. It condemns tolerance for substance impaired driving, cites fatalities and a Lawrence case, and urges stricter justice to prevent harm to innocents.
A readable newspaper card fragment notes postal handling and circulation details for JOURNAL WORK at Lawrence Kansas. It references USPS posting and group affiliations with Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press as members.
George Will notes JK Rowling's success turning children into readers with 116 million Potter copies sold and a forthcoming film on 7000 screens. He contrasts this with Microsoft’s Xbox push, Sony and Nintendo rivals, and a trend of adults dressing like children while gaming shifts toward youth and broader markets.
Cal Thomas reviews Michael Beschloss analysis of the Johnson White House tapes and the Vietnam War. The author highlights McGovern Hatfield Morse Gruening and others who opposed escalation, noting Johnson's shifting rationale, doubts about victory, and the Tonkin Gulf lie. He argues presidents should not hold sole war powers.
The letter to the editor condemns stealing a flag and flagpole and mocks the thief. It then comments on David Reynolds and Austin Turney regarding compulsory pledge of allegiance in Lawrence schools, arguing freedom to act ends where others are affected and urging educators not to constrain children’s beliefs.
A reader defends Allen Press and its dress code while condemning an employee for defying it. The letter argues dress policies are the owner's right and calls out name-calling as detrimental. The Journal-World notes submission guidelines and editing rights.
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