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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2000
Page
1
INSIDE JOHN HOOD who opened J Hood Booksellers in 1974 will close the store at 14th and Massachusetts by Thanksgiving. J Hood Booksellers loved by bookworms for 26 years at 14th and Massachusetts will close its doors this year with books sold only on the Internet.
A column quotes Pope John Paul II noting many couples choose not to have children for reasons often selfish. The remark appears on page 9A, reflecting a provocative stance on family and reproduction in contemporary society.
Scott Abraham 53 alleges Douglas County deputy Mark Stoker beat him and handcuffed him, then drove him to hospital ER for treatment and back home with warning not to sue. Sheriff officials confirm parts, will pay medical bills. case may proceed with attorney Donald Strole.
Southwinds Rehabilitation and Care Center at 1800 W 27th St Lawrence plans to close on Sept 28 prompting families to relocate relatives. A Sept 19 deadline forces families to arrange transfers while the facility takes search of suitable options. Resident Frances Johnson and others seen scrambling as in town care options dwindle.
President Bush proposed a 158 billion prescription drug plan aimed at seniors, promising broader choices and quicker coverage under a restructured Medicare that would face competition from private plans. He countered Gore's 253 billion ten year plan, saying it would leave millions without coverage and that funds depend on tax cuts and surplus.
Washington reports nearly 9,500 scooter injuries this year 9 of 10 victims under 15. August sees 4,000 plus injuries vs May under 500. Most injuries are cuts bruises and sprains with a third broken bones. No deaths reported. experts urge helmets wrist guards and knee and elbow pads.
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