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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1998
Page
9
Congress considers letting colleges notify parents when students under 21 commit alcohol or drug violations. The bill follows Virginia campus alcohol deaths and would allow disclosure of violations of school rules as well as laws. Proponents cite parental help and deterrence. opponents warn of privacy invasion.
Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues Monica Lewinsky will be remembered more for scandal than substance as public fascination wanes, comparing her to John Dean and G. Gordon Liddy while predicting a lasting joke status and limited future book prospects amid ongoing political-relations turmoil. The piece mocks media hunger, discusses potential memoirs, interviews, and public perception.
Mark Shields recalls Tom Bradley as Los Angeles first black mayor whose life bridged Calvert Texas roots to LAPD rise and two decades of stable, integrated governance. He led a landmark 1973 campaign with TV ads that framed inclusivity and public service over division, inspiring a generation.
Mike Everett of Baldwin praises Sen. Brownback and other officials for taking a stand for the country amid alleged presidential misconduct. He urges leadership, prays for authorities, and questions current governance while noting Journal-World letters policy on submissions.
The Lawrence City Commission set an evening meeting for a public hearing on an airport expansion bond. Chamber official urged a 625000 bond issue to go to a public vote. 1958 saw Eugene Haley named Planning Commission chairman with R C Mills as vice chair. The 1898 Journal item quoted Chancellor Snow praising athletics as recreation while opposing professionalism. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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