Citadel Hair Fight Highlights Gender Row at Citadel Cadets
Editorial over Shan non Faulkner's bid to join Citadel corps. Judge rules head shaving required for admission, sparking questions about equality, tradition, and humiliation. Citadel defends rite as bonding, while critics warn of escalating measures to deter female entrants.
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Private lives of Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley
Public commentary urges the couple, Elvis Presley’s daughter Lisa Marie and pop icon Michael Jackson, to keep their marriage private after confirming a secret union. Fans fear media scrutiny and safety concerns, while critics call for seclusion to spare public details.
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History Moments From August Three
On August 3 historical milestones include Christopher Columbus sailing from Paris in 1892 and Calvin Coolidge becoming the 30th U S president in 1923 after Warren G Harding s death. The State Department urged Americans in Spain to depart during the 1936 civil war. A year ago the Senate confirmed Ruth Bader Ginsburg 96 to 3. Michael Jordan s father James Jordan was found dead in a South Carolina creek eleven days after he was slain with remains identified later.
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Newspaper affiliations note for USPS 306 520
The item lists standard postal and press affiliations including USPS 306 520 placement. It notes Second Class postage paid at Lawrence Kansas and membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press network.
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Record of accountability gaps in congressional votes and outcomes
A column argues voters share blame for limited accountability in Congress citing Gulf War resistance, Bush budget battles, and party contrast. It notes economic gains after the budget passage, deficits cut projections, and warns against assuming party records predict future policy stances. It urges tracking what politicians say and vote for true accountability.
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Abortion Debate Turns Deadly In Pensacola
The piece argues mainstream anti abortion groups share some responsibility for extremist violence by using lethal framing such as murder to describe abortion. It cites the Pensacola doctor murder and other incidents while urging peaceful protest and restraint from both sides. It notes Bush’s inadvertent remark on prosecuting abortion seekers and calls for coexistence without dehumanizing language.
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Clinton faces two health care battles with weak odds
Washington confronts two health care fights as Clinton and Congress redraw a rival bill. Meanwhile a White House snack binge, a Heflin panty incident, and Singapore style policing are highlighted, painting a portrait of a tense political moment.
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Packer Plastics Tops Kansas Molding Output in 1969
In 1969 Packer Plastics of Lawrence stood as the state's largest plastics molding site, producing more than eight tons of processed material daily and signaling a major industrial milestone for the regional plastics industry.
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