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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1997
Page
1
Jesse Oxfold a Stanford senior lost his job at the student newspaper after writing about Chelsea Clinton in a column. His boss deemed the piece a violation of the paper policy not to cover the president’s daughter. See story page 8E.
A banner by Lawrence student Brenna Graham will fly over Los Angeles for the Getty Center opening next month. The design marks a student honor and will be featured in citywide celebrations with page oneB details.
In a tight bid for Bob Dole's Senate seat, Jill Docking faced heavy attack ads funded by unseen groups while Sam Brownback encountered similar external money. Brownback won in a race that cost at least 4 million, a Kansas Senate record, fueling debate over campaign finance reform and outside spending.
AP reports mounting IRS abuse stories spark political pushback as Clinton vows improvements while resisting citizen oversight. Gingrich faults Rubin for overseas meetings. Forbes derides IRS as corrupt and Kafkaesque. Clinton defends agency and promises progress without sweeping issues under the rug.
New York Catholic bishops urge parents to love and support gay children while upholding church doctrine. In the Always Our Children letter approved by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, they state sexual identity defines the person and God loves all. The document notes parental guilt and family rejection, and calls for guidance from the bishops committee on Marriage and Family.
Researchers report a potential treatment using a nose spray that targets rhinovirus by delivering ICAM1 as a decoy. In a trial with 177 volunteers, the spray did not prevent infection but lowered illness severity by about half when given up to seven hours before or after exposure.
KU plans to centralize its continuing education division in the Maupintour building at 1515 St. Andrews to clear space for a parking garage north of the Kansas Union. Theresa Klinkenberg says the plan is premature and awaiting Board of Regents approval, with current offices scattered across trailers and off campus.
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