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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1996

Page

9

Remembering Claudette Colbert and Hollywood’s Golden Age

Editorial reflects on Claudette Colbert dying at 92 and her pivotal roles from It Happened One Night to the era’s charm. It notes her film legacy, late career absence after 1961, and the ongoing appeal of older films through TV and theaters. The piece laments modern cinema versus Hollywood’s rich heritage.

Constaetts Colbert Colbert Claudette Colbert Clark Gable Hollywood

Today in History: notable events on Aug 5 across years

Highlights include Marilyn Monroe's 1962 death ruled probable self harm from sleeping pills in Los Angeles, the 1861 first federal income tax, Farragut’s ship battle at Mobile Bay, the Statue of Liberty cornerstone in 1884, Cleveland’s first electric traffic light in 1914, Little Orphan Annie debut in 1924, Panmunjom prisoner exchange in 1953, a 1963 nuclear test ban treaty, 1981 air traffic controllers strike crackdowns, and Richard Burton's death in 1984.

Marilyn Monroe Los Angeles Union David G. Farragut Mobile Bay Alabama Bedloe’s Island New York Harbor Cleveland Ohio Harold Gray Panmunjom United States Britain Soviet Union Moscow Richard Burton Geneva Switzerland

Dole's Conservative Problem Frays GOP Unity

Boston Globe columnist David Shribman analyzes Bob Doles looming conservative problem as mainstream Republicans and conservatives diverge. He argues Dole signals pro growth plans yet remains estranged from core conservative voters who demand purity over popularity.

Washington Bob Dole Dole Rich Lowry National Review GOP David Frum Weekly Standard Robert L. Bartley The Wall Street Journal Newt Gingrich Air Force One Congress Ronald Reagan Lew Lehrman Reagan Dwight Eisenhower Richard Nixon Jack Kemp David Shribman Boston Globe

Rush and Dr Laura clash over politics and parenting

Froma Harrop compares Rush Limbaugh and Dr Laura Schlesinger on caller dynamics and personal responsibility. The column critiques liberal media influence, political contempt, and how both hosts address family issues, urging clarity over blame in 1990s discourse.

Jody Bible Belt Rush Tip O’neill Laura Rush Limbaugh Midwest Dr. Laura Limbaugh Walt North Carolina Billy Dale

Postmaster notice for address changes

Address changes should be sent to the Journal-World in Lawrence Kansas. The notice uses P O Box 888 66044 0888 and notes USPS and ABCA membership along with AP affiliation.

Journal-World P.O Lawrence Kan

Readers dispute LMH coverage and praises nursing care

A letter to the editor defends Lawrence Memorial Hospital against Andrew Nachison's reporting on the LMH skilled nursing facility. The writer cites hospital efforts to address deficiencies, staff training, and personnel changes, noting positive personal care during surgery. The editor notes repeated state inspections showing failures.

Andrew Nachison LMH Nachison Douglas County Lawrence Pat Mayo Golden Rain

Nostalgic covered bridge added to Dow Jones property scene

Gov. Robert Docking dismisses fears over potential bid by former Rep. Robert Ellsworth for the Republican gubernatorial nomination next year. The rustic new bridge on Rt. 3 Baldwin aims to add a New England touch to the area.

Dow Jones Rt. 3 Baldwin New England Robert Docking U.S Robert Ellsworth Lawrence

Mud Hole on Pinckney Street Sparks City Wide Plea

In 1896 a Letter from a Citizen of the First Ward decried the Pinckney Street mud hole near the old foundry now by Sixth and Tennessee. It described large stones dumped to curb the mud, water from an ice factory turning the area into a streaming cesspool, and urged fencing if unfixable.

Lawrence Journal Pinckney 6Th) Street First Ward Pinckney Street Watkins Community Museum

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