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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2010
Page
1
The USA Weekend feature unveils HealthSmart columnists from The Doctors daytime series. Inside, two nonagenarians Dorothy McGregor and Erma Morgan, ages 91 and 98, defy age with disciplined gym routines, proving fitness remains a priority.
Herb Strentz, a retired journalism professor and dean at Drake University, questions if online anonymity and comment sections foster progress or worsen it. He argues thoughtful contributions deserve quotation, not hidden remarks, noting racist comments proliferate despite anonymity. Page 3A
Leavenworth County women are featured in a forthcoming piece highlighting their dedication to preserving and honoring local history as a Monday debut. The profile showcases community figures and their efforts to keep historical heritage alive.
Brian Markowitz and five roommates at 1736 La. faced a planned city inspection of their single family home. The landlord asked them to stay away during inspection and planned removal of attic air conditioners. A mysterious closet-like object blocked attic access. The six tenants are unrelated, violating a 2002 city rule limiting to three unrelated occupants in single family zones.
Kathleen Cobb, 53, former first degree murder convict in Lawrence, spent 16 years in prison for the 1980 shooting death of Henry Davis. Now back in Lawrence, she works as a case manager for the Lawrence Douglas County Housing Authority, helping residents access doctors, financial aid, and life skills.
An AP Stanford RWJ Foundation poll finds about 40 percent say the health care law did not go far enough, while 30 percent favor repeal and 30 percent are neutral. About 25 percent want only minimal changes, with 75 percent seeking substantial changes, highlighting broad reform desires beyond party lines.
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