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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 2000

Page

4

Bookshops and the timeless joy of finding a good book

Mike Hoeflich, a Kansas University law professor, laments the closing of local bookshops in Lawrence and argues that small specialty and used stores offer irreplaceable pleasures. He notes browsing, physical artifacts, direct seller interactions, and social moments as reasons to preserve these shops despite online and chain competition.

Philadelphia New York Lawrence Sierra Club of the Mind Mike Hoeflich Kansas University School of Law

Bus safety belts spark reader letter to editor

A reader recalls a Saturday morning bus crash near Eureka on I-70 involving a high school group, noting relief at no serious injuries and urging addition of restraint systems. The letter cites a Lawrence Journal-World report stating 17 students and three adults were hospitalized after being thrown during impact.

Eureka Lawrence Journal- World

Public Forum on School Bus Seat Belts

Sharon Dewey of Lawrence argues for seat belts on school buses noting safety flaws in compartmentalization since 1977. She cites endorsements from medical groups and estimates a $1.50 per child yearly cost, urging districts to adopt belts.

National Coalition For School Bus Safety NCSBS Ncsbs.org American Medical Assn American Academy of Pediatrics American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons American College of Preventative Medicine Physicians For Automotive Safety Center For Auto Safety Sharon Dewey Lawrence

Lawrence readers respond to $8.50 wage start in Eagle move

Ray Finch voices relief at the American Eagle distribution center leaving Lawrence amid pro growth efforts. He argues the city should attract employers with starting wages above $15 to meet living costs, noting rent around $550 monthly.

American Eagle Lawrence City Commission Chamber of Commerce Ray Finch

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