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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1992

Page

3

Lawrence High alumni group eyed as poll on future schools

Editorial suggests forming a Lawrence High School alumni association to serve as a neutral information source for residents and graduates. Members, dating back to 1954, could discuss reunions, scholarships, and perspectives on potential district reorganizations without taking sides on bond issues.

New Lawrence High School Alumni Association Lawrence LHS LHS Grads

Lawrence pupils score high in state tests and budget approved

Kansas reports 62 percent pass rate in math and reading for 151000 students with Lawrence district above 70 percent. Board approves 19.8 million budget for 1982-83, trims tax rate. County voters back Lecompton bridge, reject $10 motor vehicle tax in Lawrence. turnout far below expectations. City moves to create non segregated public swimming facilities. Hazel Anderson named legal adviser to National Federation of Women’s Clubs. An old Lawrence World note recalls 1892 dives overhaul and public nuisances in North Lawrence.

Kansas State Board of Education Lawrence Lecompton Hazel Anderson National Federation of Women’s Clubs Kansas University The Lawrence World Prentice C.T.K. Prentice North Lawrence

Moments in History: Aug 10 Through World War II

Key events span 1792 Paris mobs arrest Louis XVI and his execution, 1809 Ecuador’s independence move, 1821 Missouri statehood, 1846 Smithsonian chartering, 1874 Hoover birth, 1921 FDR polio onset, and 1945 Japan’s surrender conditional on Emperor status.

Paris Louis XVI Ecuador Spain Missouri Congress Smithsonian Institution Joseph Smithson Herbert Clark Hoover United States West Branch Iowa Franklin D. Roosevelt Campobello Japan Hirohito

Leaders fail to act as Yugoslavia bloodshed grows

The author argues Western powers must do more to stop Bosnian violence. Immediate actions suggested include inspecting detention camps, authorizing NATO commando rescues, arming Bosnian Muslims, stationing troops to enforce sanctions, threatening air strikes, and establishing a Nuremberg-style war crimes commission, while urging a quicker European Community U.N. peace conference focused on borders and refugee return.

Bosnian Herrt Bush U.N Red Cross NATO Serbia Bosnia U.N. Security Council London Sarajevo New York

Milken Finagler Sentencing Sparks Debate On Prison Value

A harsh critique of the 10 year Milken sentence from 1990 shifts to argue fines and deterrence fail to justify jail, noting Boesky’s cooperation and suggesting Yale Divinity School as a more humane rehab, while questioning prison’s economic logic and broader impact on Wall Street culture.

Michael Milken Milken Wall Street Finagler Finaglers Sinagler Reagan Moloch Joan White House Ivan Boesky Yale Yale Divinity School Boesky Indies Milkens Boeskys

Ghost skeleton buried under cottage floors ends restoration

In Standlake England Zelda and John Curran found an ancient skeleton beneath a 17th century cottage during remodeling. They sealed the bones again and poured concrete, after which workers quit amid unsettling radio static and doors and windows that locked themselves, signaling a troubled end to the project.

Standlake England Zelda John Lawrence Curran John

Ghostly Visitor Haunts English Home Turns Up Heat Oddly

Zelda and John Murray recount a 1650s battlefield ghost living in their Kent house. The specter, over 6 feet tall with a black beard, watches from a dining room corner, causes odd heating fluctuations, and disobeys the living until Zelda sets ground rules and threatens exorcism. The ghost, playful yet nonthreatening, complies after workers depart.

John Tigger Zelda Kent Worcester College Oxford Ghost

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