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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1998

Page

7

White House friendship helped NationsBank deal

The 1992 breakfast between Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton and NationsBank chairman Hugh McColl paired a rising political force with a banking titan. McColl endorsed Clinton, donated to his campaign, and pressed for interstate banking, helping pave the way for NationsBank BankAmerica merger and the expansion that followed.

Washington Arkansas Bill Clinton Hugh McColl Jr Charlotte N.C McColl Clinton Ross Perot George Bush NationsBank BankAmerica White House McColl Tons America George Stephanopoulos Stephanopoulos Nations- Bank North Carolina National Bank McCall Florida George Washington American Banking Ken Guenther Independent Bankers Association Hugh McColl Guenther Nationwide David Coulter Jack Anderson Ian Moller United Feature Syndicate

Front office backing and major failures in college athletics

The piece argues that success in college sports hinges on top administrators, praising Kansas State and Kansas for strong backing from presidents while condemning Texas Tech for widespread rule violations, academic misconduct, and financial irregularities. It questions admin accountability beyond the athletic department and cites audits and probation.

Kansas State University Jon Wefald Bill Snyder Pat Summitt Tennessee Kansas University Gene Budig Robert Hemenway Texas Tech Lubbock Tech Texas NCAA Franklin Murphy

U.S. role in shaping international justice debated after Breard case

Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland argues the Breard execution highlights tension between U.S sovereignty and a developing international criminal court. He notes consular access obligations under Vienna and calls for America to help mold a global justice system while balancing national interests and stability.

Washington Virginia U.S Angel Francisco Breard Arlington Ruth Dickie Breard United States Madeleine Albright James S. Gilmore Congo Belarus Syria Albright Gilmore U.S. Supreme Court International Court of Justice Hague Stephen G. Breyer International Court Pentagon Capitol Hill United Nations International Criminal Court Clinton Jesse Helms Rome White House South Africa Rwanda Ex- Yugoslavia America Jim Hoagland Washington Post Writers Group

Sunflower plant letter supports Oz theme park plan

Gayla Frazier, Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant manager, responds to State Sen. Stejneger on K-10 traffic and environmental concerns. She notes traffic will be light and spread through the day, cites asbestos containment, and claims remediation plans are manageable. Proposes leasing or selling land for an Oz theme park to fund cleanup benefiting Kansans.

Stejneger Sen. Steineger U.S Wyandotte County Johnson County Gayla Frazier Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant

District 497 selects Tate as Lawrence High principal

By a 4-3 vote the District 497 school board chose Bradford L. Tate, assistant to the associate dean at the University of Nebraska Teachers College, Lincoln, as the new Lawrence High principal. Tate begins July 1 at a salary of 18500, with Max Rife as the leading prior candidate and acting principal after William Medley’s midyear resignation.

New Lawrence Bradford L. Tate Nebraska University Teachers College Lincoln Tate Max Rife LHS William Medley Wilmington Del Helen Gilles Richard Holzmeister William Bradley John Spearman Sr Julie Hack Larry Hatfield Kenneth Anderson

Dick Coaley Named Phillies Captain For 1898 NL Season

Lawrence Journal notes Dick Coaley known as Duff from Leavenworth, amateur and league veteran, captains the Philadelphia National League team in 1898. Coaley played 1893 to 1905, 1311 games, 1582 hits for a .295 average, as an outfielder with reportedly poor throwing arm per Bill James.

Lawrence Journal Dick Coaley Lawrence Duff Coaley Leavenworth Bill James Watkins Community Museum

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