Schools changing to fill special needs in Kansas City area
A pair of Lawrence Kansas districts expand kindergarten options to aid developmentally and environmentally delayed children. Three full day programs at New York and East Heights aim to give time and readiness advantages through Metropolitan Readiness Testing and later testing comparisons with half day peers. Teachers note the shift reflects broader social changes and family pressures in 1989.
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New York
Kim Pulliam
Pulliam
Lawrence
Lawrence Public Schools
East Heights
LaVerna Gray
Dan Neuenswander
Mike Yoder
Kansas editors named to hall of fame
Two Kansas editors, Dolph Simons Sr. of the Lawrence Journal-World and Henry B. Jameson of the Abilene Reflector Chronicle, were named to the Kansas Newspaper Editors Hall of Fame during the William Allen White School of Journalism ceremony at KU. Simons, who died last February, was honored posthumously. Jameson, editor since 1955, died in 1986.
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Kansas
Dolph Simons Sr
Lawrence Journal-World
Henry B. Jameson
Abilene Reflector- Chronicle
Kansas Newspaper Editors
William Allen White
Kansas Press Assa
Simons
KPA
Lawrence
W.C. Simons
Journal- World
Loeb-Leopold
Associated Press
Chicago
The
Dolph Jr
Sunflower Cablevision
Columbine Cablevision
Fort Collins
Colo
Lawrence National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Chamber
Rotary Club
KU Alumni Association
Kansas University Endowment Association
William Allen White Foundation
White
Fred Ellsworth
University of Minnesota
Jameson
Reflector Chronicle
Charles M. Harger
Lawrence High Senior Killed in Motorcycle Crash Near Lawrence
A Lawrence High School senior, Kelly A. Rothwell, 18, was killed when his motorcycle struck a car stopped at U S 40 near Douglas County Road 13. Passenger Shawn D. Hull, 17, Baldwin, was listed in critical condition at KU Medical Center.
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Lawrence
Baldwin
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kelly A. Rothwell
U.S. Highway 40
Douglas County
Shawn D. Hull
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Highway Patrol
Blue Jays Dominate A's 7-3 in AL Playoffs
Toronto tags Oakland in a 7-3 playoff win at home as mild weather returns with sun and rising temperatures forecast. Housing activists rally in Washington, D.C. for affordable homes with expected turnout. Quotable quip from Oklahoma governor contrasts with atlas publishers.
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Toronto Blue Jays
Oakland A's
Washington
Washington, D.C
Housing Now
Bette Davis Dies at 81 After Cancer Battle
New York AP reports Bette Davis has died at 81 in a Paris hospital while returning from the San Sebastian Film Festival. The Oscar winner, famed for Jezebel and All About Eve, battled breast cancer after a 1983 mastectomy and spent later years in West Hollywood. Her death drew condolences from Olivia de Havilland and Vincent Price, highlighting her energy, discipline, and influence on cinema.
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New York
Bette Davis
Miss Davis
Paris
Harold Schiff
West Hollywood
Calif
San Sebastian
Jezebel
Schiff
Olivia de Havilland
Charlotte
Miss de Havilland
Vincent Price
Elizabeth
Essex
Catastrophic plan salvaged in Senate
In a 99-0 Senate vote, a bill to salvage Medicare catastrophic coverage and repeal the surtax advanced, setting up a clash with the House which favored full repeal. The measure would drop the surtax and fund remaining benefits with a rising monthly premium, while preserving some protections and delaying drug coverage.
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Washington
Senate
John McCain
R-Ariz
Medicare
House
McCain
$2 Billion Sought For Kansas Road Projects
The Kansas Department of Transportation said 107 highway improvement projects proposed by local officials total about 2 billion dollars, with only around 600 million available for systems enhancement. The package includes 392 million for bypasses, 423 million for new interchanges, and 1.18 billion for corridor improvements, funded by construction, right of way, utilities, engineering, and construction management. Local governments urged to help finance. 46 projects did not meet criteria. The top item is a 156.9 million upgrade of US 169 to a super two highway.
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Topeka
State Department of Transportation
Horace Edwards
KDOT
U.S. Highway 169
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