Cautious approach to student child care debated by school board
The Lawrence school board weighs a cautious path for a student child care program at Lawrence High or other buildings. Officials cite 15 pregnancies at LHS and five at junior high last Aug, warn funding may swell from a $60,000 NH grant, with future costs likely borne by taxpayers.
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World History Highlights On This Date Through the Ages
On April 5 1887 Anne Sullivan taught Helen Keller water through the Manual Alphabet in Tuscumbia Alabama. Pocahontas wed John Rolfe in Virginia in 1614. Mayflower left Plymouth in 1621. Elihu Yale was born in 1649. George Washington vetoed a bill in 1792. Booker T Washington born in 1856. Lord Acton wrote power corrupts in 1887. Rosenbergs sentenced in 1951. MacArthur died in 1964.
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Washington
Journal World staff credits and postmaster notice
The text lists staff positions and editors including Bill Snead Robert Nordyke Caroline Trowbridge Ann Gardner and Tom Fisher. It also provides the postmaster address for address changes at the Journal-World in Lawrence Kansas and notes USPS second class postage and memberships in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press.
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Clinton Nixon analogy looms over Whitewater saga
A Washington take compares Bill Clinton to Richard Nixon, arguing both faces legitimacy questions amid the Madison Whitewater disclosures. The piece notes Clinton modeled after Kennedy but remains linked to Nixonian controversy, with debates over morality, cattle futures, and political risks shaping support as he nears a potential presidential setback.
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Beijing
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Commodities Invade the White House in a Farcical Pickup
A taxi-driver style scene unfolds at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave as a giant truck convoy delivers pork bellies cattle soybeans and winter corn to the White House amid jokes about commodity futures. George Stephanopoulos heads to the scene as livestock roam the lawn and a campaign slogan surfaces.
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School choice for Lawrence junior highs favored for integration
Letter argues that student free choice among Lawrence junior highs can promote socioeconomic integration. It urges prioritizing minority and low income students in school selection, with affluent or White students given remaining spots after those prioritized groups. The writer supports competition to improve overall education.
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Tom Murray
Lawrence
Journal-World Letters Policy Update For Public Forum
The Journal-World outlines letter guidelines for Public Forum submissions. Letters should be 350 words or less and include the writer’s name address and telephone number. The paper reserves the right to edit letters without altering viewpoints and favors shorter submissions for higher readership.
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Lawrence city manager named president of Kansas league
Lawrence city manager Ray Wells was elected president of the League of Kansas Municipalities succeeding the Great Bend mayor. Local response to the chamber of commerce cleanup campaign was praised by banker Kenn Ragland as outstanding. A spring weekend storm brought heavy winds and hard rain with mild damage and 1.42 inches of rain officially recorded.
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Ray Wells
League of Kansas Municipalities
Great Bend
Chamber of Commerce
Kenn Ragland
Vinland Post Office Closes After 86 Years in Kansas Town
The 1954 shutdown ends operations at the Vinland post office located in the Coal Creek Library building, noted as Kansas oldest library site. Once a town of about 65 residents, Vinland featured a historic square form.
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Kansas
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