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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1997

Page

7

Averting tragedy on the road shared responsibilities rise

An observer notes a fatal bicycle truck crash at Ninth and Mississippi shows motorists and bicyclists must stay alert share the road. After the incident, blame is hard to assign but awareness and defensive action can prevent tragedy and protect all travelers on public streets and highways.

Ninth Mississippi Ninth Street

Notable historical anniversaries from 1947 to 1996

Fifty years ago Sept 18 1947 the National Security Act formed the National Military Establishment. Other dates mark Quebec surrender in 1759, Chile’s independence in 1810, NYT first issue in 1851, Dag Hammarskjold’s death in 1961, Jimi Hendrix’s death in 1970, and Atlanta named 1996 Olympic site in 1990.

Quebec Chile New York Times United Nations Dag Hammarskjold Rhodesia Zambia Jimi Hendrix London Atlanta

Weld ends summer drama over ambassador bid

Boston Globe columnist David Shribman notes William F. Weld withdrew his candidacy for ambassador to Mexico, ending a high profile confrontation between the Clinton administration and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Jesse Helms. The episode highlighted Washington power dynamics, bipartisanship strains, and party prerogatives amid wider policy battles.

Washington William F. Weld U.S Mexico Clinton Senate Foreign Relations Committee Jesse Helms Helms NATO United Nations Foreign Relations Committee Weld Congress Senate New England Mexico City Massachusetts William Floyd Weld GOP Beltway Sen. Helms North Carolina David Shribman The Boston Globe

Glasstron headset may blur lines between TV and reality

Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts critiques Sony Glasstron a head worn TV with 0.7 inch LCDs claiming a 52 inch illusion. He warns of social isolation and loss of shared culture as such devices proliferate and imagines future tech extending senses and brain interfaces. He notes Leary’s turn on tune in drop out now tied to Glasstron.

Glasstron Sony Japan Timothy Leary Leary Katie Couric Nypd Blue Leonard Pitts The Miami Herald

Journal-World masthead and staff listings

In Lawrence Kansas the Journal-World masthead lists Bill Snead deputy editor Roger Verdon managing editor John Taylor news editor Ann Gardner editorial page editor Tom Fisher and advertising manager with postal address and mailing details for post office box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888 plus periodicals postage paid and AR affiliation notices including Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press membership

Bill Snead Roger Verdon John Taylor Ann Gardner Tom Fisher Journal-World P.O Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Membr The Associated Press

Local hero honored as Pinckney Preschool named for Jesse Milan

A letter praises Jesse Milan for shaping Hillcrest safety practices and caring leadership as the district honors him with the Pinckney Preschool name. The writer recalls Milan’s calm firmness and guidance, contrasting with later concerns about crime coverage in The Journal-World and Lawrence Police Department.

Jesse Milan Pinckney Hillcrest School Hillcrest Milan Lawrence Memorial Hospital TLC Mr. Milan Mary Siegrist Saratoga

Lawrence voters eyed for annexation plan with KPL plant

County Clerk Delbert Mathia estimated 7 000 Lawrence voters would turn out for the annexation proposal covering 1 780 acres and including the Kansas Power and Light plant at Cameron Bluff. In 1897 on Sept 18 the Lawrence World noted a water pump to connect building coolers with cisterns, saving labor as 75 to 80 buckets were consumed daily. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.

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