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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2000
Page
6
The Sallie Mae facility in Lawrence will shut by year end as part of a merger driven consolidation. The firm will honor all charitable commitments, donate 50000 dollars to the Douglas County Foundation, and provide four weeks of paid job search leave plus severance to 300 remaining employees.
A 14 year old Lawrence girl broke her pelvis when struck by a car just after exiting a school bus near 15th Street and Crestline Drive. The driver, 16, ignored flashing lights and extended stop sign, passing the halted bus and sending the vehicle about 25 feet before stopping. The girl landed 10 feet beyond. The piece urges drivers to know and obey passing laws to prevent tragedy.
Mark Shields analyzes why American elections swing between change of speed and change of direction. He argues 2000 mixes continuity and change, with Gore signaling continuity on prosperity and health care, while Bush represents change amid a long economic boom.
A Tallahassee observer recalls college life and shares practical tips for freshmen at Florida A&M University. The piece urges cautious credit use, value of headphones, mindful social choices, and open-minded learning while noting dorm life quirks and growth opportunities.
Readers debate grant playground safety and funding with suggestions for upgrading aging monkey bars at Grant and possibly selling old sites before bonds. A separate letter praises Pendleton butterfly corn maze as a regional resource attracting international visitors and supporting monarch education and KU Monarch Watch outreach.
In a special session the Kansas Board of Regents voted to award three contracts for the KU Medical Center clinical facilities building. The unanimous decision covered mechanical electrical and elevator work, with all bids staying within July estimates.
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