12 Oct 2000
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2000
Page
1
Culture notes highlight Ian Moore's shift from blues guitarist to singer songwriter with a new release and weekend plans in the entertainment section. The rest of the page covers a memorial for Gloria Timmer, Lawrence High School fashion trends, and a Mary Gray Asian art auction, with pieces auctioned at KU Museum in 1999 and 266 more this weekend.
A reflection notes how attitudes toward men with babies shifted from scrutiny to acceptance as stroller-bearing fathers become commonplace. The quote contrasts past stigma with current everyday scenes. The brief observation highlights evolving gender roles in public life.
Joseph Jones reflects on changes he has observed in the five years since the Million Man March, noting perceptions, community impact, and ongoing debates. The interview traces attitudes toward empowerment, civic engagement, and the march's lasting legacy.
In Winston-Salem AP report Gore faulted Bush on Texas record arguing over hate crime bills and health coverage. Bush replied Texas spends 4.7 billion annually on the uninsured. They traded civility as a second debate ended with an apology from Gore for misstatements. A final pre election debate is planned for Tuesday in St Louis.
An inquiry led by Barbara Ballard finds KU athletics slow and inadequate in addressing a soccer player’s allegation of sexual assault by two football players. Ballard, KU associate vice chancellor for student affairs and Kansas House member, spent five months examining the department’s response to the ongoing investigation.
Shannon Dunkle a Deerfield School fifth grader and 90 classmates along with parent volunteers harvested plant and seed stock at Baker Wetlands south of 31st Street to establish a new elementary school wetland area on district property. The site smaller than a basketball court aims to create a lasting memory of conservation work by students and staff and Western Resources volunteers.
Gaza and West Bank violence persists despite heavy diplomacy led by U N Secretary General Kofi Annan. Israeli and Palestinian leaders Barak and Arafat shuttle between Jerusalem and Gaza as clashes continue and a U N led push for a cease fire seeks terms.
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