Republicans open with Buchanan Reagan boost for Bush bid
Editorial notes Monday night speeches by Pat Buchanan and Ronald Reagan energize GOP supporters and raise expectations for a strong Bush re election campaign. Opponents claim the attacks were harsh while the piece argues fairness in political debate and predicts the convention will shape the 1992 race as a tougher contest.
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Hoover urges tougher gun laws in 1952 bid
The 1952 FBI director J Edgar Hoover warned that easy access to firearms fuels killings from impulse to premeditated acts. He drew support from other law enforcement officials, while the National Rifle Association opposed stronger controls. The rhetoric mirrors today as technology elevates lethal potential and prompts ongoing debate.
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Public Opinion Poll Move Faces November Ballot
City staff to draft a non binding resolution to sponsor an independent poll of voter opinion in November on a nuclear freeze. Petition effort to place the issue on the general election ballot failed.
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Lawrence Ad Controller Pays Second Class Case
A Lawrence, Kansas item notes payment in a second class case with audit bureau and Associated Press affiliation. The snippet indicates a newspaper context, highlighting finance and membership details without explicit outcome.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Bush Speech Forecast Hints at RNC Upswing and Rhetoric
The piece argues President Bush will deliver a well crafted convention speech that could boost his re election bid while offering little clarity on concrete plans. It notes past parallels to New Orleans 1988, critiques of Bush’s use of rhetoric, and cites Eastland and Duffy Goodgame analyses on his presidency and campaign strategy.
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GOP platform hard-line stance shows split party gains few
The 1992 Republican platform pushes a pro-life plank and attacks liberal social policies while praising the Boy Scouts and opposing abortion rights in many cases. Critics flag elitism, tone, and leaders who fail to practice the values they preach, urging broader appeal and fewer tenets.
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1992 Douglas County fair lauded by readers
Letters praise the 1992 Douglas County 4-H FFA and Free Fair for engaging over 600 youths and their hard work. The writer laments limited Journal- World coverage focusing on the carnival and demolition derby, urging more livestock and 4-H event coverage, and thanks the extension staff, fair board, and participating businesses for their support.
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Coup Attempt in Crimea Tests Gorbachev Resolve
On August 18 1991 Soviet hard liners moved toward replacing President Mikhail Gorbachev. A delegation reached his Crimea retreat demanding resignation, but Gorbachev refused to step down amid rising chaotic political pressures.
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