Cooperative plan eyed to fund city county and school needs
Lawrence city commissioners consider a countywide sales tax plan to fund capital projects and ease property tax hikes. County and school officials will study the idea, aiming for a three‑way cooperation among city county and district to stretch tax dollars while meeting growing needs.
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Lawrence
Old Home Town se anal Host Kansas relation relay 1894
Kansas Relays saw Old Home Town se anal Host take a four mile relay in 16:42.4 with Jim Ryan posting a 4:01.2 mile. Delinquent property taxes reached 81282 and auctions were planned. A stamp commemorating Kansas Territory's 100th anniversary features wheat farms and a pioneer wagon. First sales May 31. County commissioners met April 19, 1894. Griffin won ice contract for county officers at 20 cents per 100.
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Kansas Territory
Lawrence World
Griffin
Watkins Community Museum
Address change notice for Journal-World
Postmaster update requests should be sent to the Journal-World at P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888 Changes of address filed with the post office are not sufficient for subscriber records and will be processed upon receipt by the newspaper.
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Lawrence
Kan
Waxman
Common sense and crime fear in American life
A columnist argues Americans must balance rights and safety as crime terror rises. He cites Clinton and local Chicago housing projects where residents pushed for metal detectors and ID checks but faced ACLU opposition. The piece questions who decides crime fighting and warns the Constitution does not guarantee safety devices or universal calm.
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Clinton
America
Mario Cuomo
Rudolph Giuliani
Charles Schumer
Chicago
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
American Alliance For Rights and Responsibilities
White House
NRA
Seven tobacco chiefs sworn in mock firing squad smoke gag
A satirical scene features seven tobacco executives being sworn before Congress, each joking about safety and nicotine, with Rep. Waxman leading the gag as questions probe safety, propaganda, and the industry’s stance on addiction and health claims.
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Waxman
Health Department
Gingrich's cheap shot out of line
The piece critiques Newt Gingrich for political demagoguery after a US military loss in Iraq when 26 people died in a friendly fire incident. It defends the U.S. military budget and capabilities while labeling Gingrich's comments as a cheap shot that exploited tragedy for partisan gain.
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U.S
Newt Gingrich
Iraq
Clinton
White House
Defense Department
House
United States
On this date in history fiery events and firsts
On this date in history notable events include the Netherlands recognizing American independence in 1782, the Duryea brothers building the first successful American automobile prototype in 1892, Wilde's A Woman of No Importance opening in 1893, Halley’s Comet visible to the naked eye in 1910, the U S leaving the gold standard in 1933, the Warsaw Ghetto rising in 1943, MacArthur’s farewell in 1951, India launching its first satellite in 1975, Ride and Bluford tapped for U S missions in 1982, and a 1978 Amoco Cadiz oil spill damages ruling in 1988.
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Curacao
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Warsaw Ghetto
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Sally K. Ride
Guion S. Bluford Junior
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Chicago
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