Double standard in Washington on moral conduct for Clinton and Gingrich
The piece argues politicians face biased ethics scrutiny with Gingrich facing criticism for a legal loan to repay a debt, while Clinton faces far less scrutiny for numerous alleged ethical lapses. It claims a Democratic bias exists in media and lawmakers, urging the president to set a higher personal standard.
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Hillary
Washington
National effort to save Eddie and two million children
Tom Fiedler argues the media should cover The Presidents' Summit on America's Future to mobilize volunteers for at risk youths like Eddie. He contends mentoring prevents crime, saves tax dollars, and yields lasting lives, urging reporters to treat the issue as real news beyond politics.
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Eddie
Page One
Philadelphia
Clinton
Bush
Carter
Ford
Colin Powell
Nancy Reagan
Byrd Johnson
America
Powell
Lincoln
Tom Fiedler
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Miami Herald
Roosevelts disability debate colors new memorial tribute
Mona Charen argues against turning Roosevelt into a symbol for disability at the planned Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial in Washington. She contends that the nation should honor his leadership, humor, and resilience in overcoming polio rather than reduce him to a poster child for disability or let modern agendas reshape history.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
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Trotsky
Beria
Mona Charen
Creators Syndicate
Journal-World masthead and staff list
Bill Snead Deputy Editor Roger Verdon Managing Editor John Taylor News Editor Ann Gardner Editorial Page Editor Tom Fisher Advertising Manager Postmaster Send address changes to the Journal-World Lawrence Kan 66044 Periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kan USPS 306-520 Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Member of the Associated Press
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Bill Snead
Roger Verdon
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
Tom Fisher
Journal-World
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Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Public forum on cashatt house tax ruling and land use
Larry Kipp argues the Cashatt case lets county assessors redefine land use and tax unrealized gains. He warns of rising valuations on Massachusetts Street and potential loss of small businesses to national chains. He urges restoring landowners rights to determine property use and protects all land-use categories from tax re zoning.
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Lawrence
Johnson County
Larry Kipp
1750
Haskell Board Resolved to Place Institute Under BIA Offices
In Lawrence, the Haskell Board of Regents adopted a resolution to place Haskell Indian Junior College directly under the central Bureau of Indian Affairs offices in Washington. The historic meeting discussed the move and its implications for the school and its governance. The record also notes 1957 track feats by Billy Mills and college interest from Kansas in signing him. The Lawrence Journal reported the 1897 Kansas River flood with widespread riverfront activity and water backing up to Winthrop Street. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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Lawrence
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Lawrence Journal
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