Editorial raised United Way misuse prompts local doubts
The editorial denounces United Way of America leadership laxity under former president William Aramony and calls for tighter audits and accountability. It notes national dues shortfalls, potential layoff risks for local chapters, and questions whether local groups should rely on the national body or operate independently.
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United Way of America
William Aramony
Aramony
United Way
National
Savings and Loan Boards
National United Way Board
Lawrence-Douglas County
Lawrence
Lawrence Leaders, Prices, and Historic Echoes in 1892
In Lawrence, Kansas, John Carlin plans a campaign to push an oil gas severance tax as lawmakers struggle since 1982. Gas prices fluctuated around $1, while ROTC cadets and civic leaders announced May events and new officers from the Lawrence Youth Symphony to the Rotary Club. A 19 3 GOP presidential tilt favored Eisenhower over Taft. An 1892 Journal note recalls Seattle to New York wheelbarrow journey of four adventurers aiming for five months travel.
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Kansas
John Carlin
Carlin
Lawrence
John Seitz
Fort Riley
Kansas University
Lawrence Youth Symphony
Don Beene
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Jim Owens
J.D. King
Bob Zimmerman
George Clem
Dean Burton Marvin
Kansas University School of Journalism
The
Lawrence Journal
Seattle
New York
Chicago
Weak presidency as part of a coming congressional revival
The piece argues both Clinton and Bush lack vigor, predicting four more feeble years but a revived Congress and stronger federalism. It notes Bush's spending, Clinton's change rhetoric, and a likely fresh, active Congress with a decentralizing federal role, framing this as a return to Founders' intent.
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Washington
America
Clinton
Bush
Congress
New York
Colorado
Tim Wirth
Mean advertising and negative politics dominate markets
A newspaper excerpt critiques a rising trend of negative ads in both commerce and politics. It cites a Toyota billboard and rival grocery ads that cherry-pick data to smear competitors, arguing such tactics breed cynicism. It notes leaders like Bush and Baker face similar attacks while consumer goods ads emphasize fear over clear benefits.
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Miami
Toyota
America
Clinton campaign eyes trusted running mate strategy
Analysts suggest a running mate with strong integrity could bolster Bill Clinton as he seeks to reframe his campaign away from personal flaws toward policy. The piece argues a respected partner might help Democrats gain early momentum and test issues ahead of the convention.
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Bill Clinton
Paul Tsongas
Clinton
Jerry Brown
George Bush
Bush
Dan Quayle
Quayle
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