Poll finds baby boomer parents expect teen drug use
A Washington poll for the National Center for Addiction and Substance Abuse reports that about two thirds of baby boomer parents who used drugs in youth expect their children will use drugs. It shows many parents feel limited influence over teen decisions and points to parental talk as key prevention.
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Sheryl Crow Album Lead Sparks Spokesman Comment
A spokesman explains why Sheryl Crow's latest album will not sell, noting a controversial track that critiques gun culture. The Journal-World invites readers to view the full story online for context and reactions from involved parties.
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Center in Crisis as Indian Center Marks 25th
The Indian Center of Lawrence, once to celebrate 25 years in 1996, faces embezzlement and dwindling funds. Acting director David Cade says board members feel like a wake. Former director Chet H. Learned is charged with embezzling about $25,000 from August 1994 to March 1996.
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Clinton tightens airport security in anti-terror plan
President Clinton unveiled a $1.1 billion campaign to tighten aviation security days after the Oklahoma City bombing and the TWA Flight 800 blast. He ordered immediate criminal background checks for workers with access to secure areas and urged Congress to back the measures as the White House Commission on Aviation Safety and Security presented its recommendations.
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KU weighs one way Jayhawk Boulevard and building demolitions
KU officials expect a final decision in about a month on converting Jayhawk Boulevard to a westbound one way street during weekdays from Sunflower Road to West Campus and Crescent, with possible parking bans. Master plan recommends pedestrian and transit access, demolition of Blake Annex and Lindley Annex, and removal of portable trailers across from the Alumni Center to ease congestion and make space for new parking or buildings.
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Topeka Doctor Performs President Surgery at White House
Topeka native Dr. David Corbett head of Bethesda Hospital dermatology performed a brief office procedure on President Clinton on the White House grounds. Corbett described his nerves easing with training. His father Bob Corbett in Topeka said he was proud and surprised by the connection.
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Bethesda Hospital
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White House
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