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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2000
Page
1
Lawrence dentist Patrick Moriarty will spend two weeks at Maya Methodist Hospital in Kenya, joining others on a mission to provide medical and dental care to underprivileged people in need. A separate report notes a fragile Israeli Palestinian pause failing as clashes resume in Gaza and Bethlehem.
Mamie Rupnicki, tribal chairwoman of the Prairie Band Potawatomi, labels a two month effort to remove her from office a witch-hunt. She likens the recall to 1970s American Indian Movement radicalism, noting the political clash on Page 8.
A noted expert advocates moving toward a diet that emphasizes food quality over numerical targets. The remark reflects a broader push to prioritize nourishment and enjoyment in eating patterns.
Dr Ronald Krauss outlines updated dietary guidelines issued by the American Heart Association emphasizing heart health. The guidance highlights fat quality, cholesterol considerations, and practical eating patterns across foods and meals.
Police report a rise in mentally ill adult incidents while hospitals close psychiatric units. Police Chief Ellen Hanson says there is nowhere to turn as a state task force weighs fixes. Lawmakers note Medicaid funding limits, paying $280 daily for emergency care and ceasing after day two.
Inside report notes a plan spanning five winter years will reduce available beds for the homeless in Lawrence by six. It mentions substance abuse as a barrier to shelter and directs readers to police coverage on page 5A for further details.
Protests in Belgrade swell as hundreds of thousands seize the parliament and state media. Milosevic hides in a bunker as opposition leader Kostunica is recognized as president. Police and troops waver. some officers join demonstrators amid clashes with rioters.
In Danville Kentucky former Defense Secretary Dick Cheney and Senator Joseph Lieberman engaged in a vigorous but polite vice presidential debate. They challenged each other on taxes energy military and the federal surplus, arguing over spending and the Clinton Gore record.
About 750 farmers gathered in Lawrence to hear leaders of the Farmers Cooperative Assa and attorneys discuss the co op bankruptcy filing. They heard that a Chapter 11 restructuring plan was approved to keep grain trading active while creditors await payment, though many faced frozen checks and unresolved scale tickets from before the filing.
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