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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1998

Page

9

Kansas Regents seek executive director amid abolition threat

The Kansas Board of Regents may struggle to hire a qualified executive director as lawmakers and a governor task force consider unifying state higher education. Interim director Tom Bryant and former leader Stephen Jordan reflect the uncertainty, making a top search firm essential for finding strong candidates.

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Notable historical anniversaries from 1776 to 1985

The record highlights key events across centuries including Continental Congress signatures on the Declaration of Independence in 1776, Wild Bill Hickok’s 1876 poker death, Harding’s 1923 San Francisco demise, Hindenburg’s 1934 death, PT-109 sinking in 1943, the Potsdam conference in 1945, the 1980 Bologna station bombing, and the 1985 Delta 191 crash near Dallas.

Continental Congress Wild Bill” Hickok Deadwood D.D United States Warren G. Harding San Francisco Paul von Hindenburg Adolf Hitler John F. Kennedy Solomon Islands Kennedy Truman Josef Stalin Clement Attlee Bologna Italy Delta Air Lines Dallas-Fort Worth International

Kansas GOP civil war tests Kansas governor race

In Emporia and across Kansas a fierce intra party split roils the GOP as conservative insurgents challenge Governor Bill Graves. Former chair David Miller leads a push against Graves amid clashes over abortion, tax cuts, and party control. Political scientists warn the feud risks handing victory to Democrats.

Emroria Topeka Kansas Great Plains Bob Dole Nancy Landon Kassebaum GOP David Miller Bill Graves Robert F. Bennett Miller Emporia William Allen White Overland Park Kansas City David Graves James W. McKinney Wichita State University Sheila Frahm Sam Brownback Dole John Ashcroft Missouri Republican Party

Saving Private Ryan reshapes the myth of war through seen truths

Leonard Pitts, columnist for The Miami Herald, reflects on the film Saving Private Ryan and the broader culture’s embrace of violence. He contrasts cinematic gore with real cost, recalling veterans, family histories, and the lasting scar of war on innocence and memory.

Field Europe Asia Ryan Private Ryan Hell Leonard Pitts The Miami Herald

Journal-World staff and mailing details

Bill Snead Deputy Visitor Roger Verdon Managing Editor John Taylor News Editor Ann Gardner Editorial Mage Editor Tom Fisher Advertising Manager POSTMASTER Send address changes to the Journal-World P O Box 888 Lawrence Kan 66044 0888 USPS 306-520 Periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kan Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Member of the Associated Press

Bill Snead Roger Verdon John Taylor Ann Gardner Tom Fisher Journal-World P.O. Box Lawrence, Kan Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Public Forum letters debate film realism and verisimilitude

A reader defends realistic grounding in film criticism, arguing Armageddon and Jurassic Park succeed when grounded in plausible detail. The letter responds to Matt Gowen’s review and contrasts The Wizard of Oz Star Wars and Crichton with fiction versus fantasy while noting Journal-World letters policy and submission details.

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Old Home Town in 1958 flooding and school delay

In Lawrence a July rainfall nearly reached ten inches, well above the 3.75 inch average, causing low-lying water and high rivers. Forecasters warned of a wetter August with potential flood delays to farm work. An 1898 Lawrence Journal note recalls a board of education meeting proposing an eight month school year starting Sept 19. the plan faced pushback but was adopted.

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