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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2000
Page
1
James Bresnahan, director of the Kansas University campus Animal Care Unit, says animal rights groups misdirect their actions. About 2,000 animals are used in research annually at the KU facility.
A company aims to reduce theft service across established and potential online media providers. Page 10 notes Product offers Falcom driven investor tools to create stock portfolios or select ready-made options. The new product requests $295 annually to access as many as 150 stocks, Page 3D.
Kansas City roared past Tampa Bay 8-2 as Mark Quinn belted his first career grand slam. The Royals finished the 1999 season strong, topping their final victory total with the win on Sunday.
LockStream unveils a digital media delivery system for secure transmission of audio video and text to computers and handheld devices The pitch emphasizes universal human connection through shared cleansing rituals and modern tech delivery.
Artist Filomeno Fusco unveils a sprawlingCreatio project featuring 104 washing machines arranged as a single installation on page 9A. The work blends sculpture and daily labor themes, inviting viewers to engage with mechanized routine and art.
Lawrence voices clash over tax breaks for big firms and living wages. Paul Fairchild of the Lawrence Coalition for Peace and Justice argues subsidies should require fair wages. Bill Sepic of the Lawrence Chamber defends market freedom. The coalition, backed by $5500 from AFSC, invites public input at 7:30 p.m. at the Lawrence Public Library.
U S labor leaders increasingly use the Internet to recruit, inform, and organize. Online access lets workers request membership, ask questions, and read union literature at home. Unions report high email volumes, rural reach, and rapid bargaining updates during Verizon talks.
Three-term Democrat Troy Findley faces KU law student Republican Pete Hunter in a Lawrence dominated district that includes campus housing. Analysts say Findley edges Hunter, whose tax cut and policy pledges may struggle to win over the district. Hunter vows persistence as voters prepare for November. The race draws early attention as students return and campaign season starts. Page 1B.
Hollywood reports a tepid season with no blockbuster rivaling last year’s hits The Sixth Sense and The Blair Witch Project. Through Labor Day, box office is estimated at 2.75 billion, down attendance due to rising ticket prices and a softer lineup. Lions Gate’s Mark Urman calls it a mediocre summer with predictable hits.
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