Editorial urges support for $29.9 million school bond plan
The Journal- World Access Poll shows overwhelming opposition to the bond with 349 no votes to 99 yes. Editors warn bond proponents must clearly justify needs, costs, and benefits as Lawrence plans two new elementary schools, a fourth junior high, and renovations while voters prepare for a November showdown.
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Letters defend taxi service amid fare criticisms in Lawrence
J C Larsen of Lawrence defends A-1 City Cab against editorials questioning late night transportation discounts. He cites discounted rides for the disabled and elderly, notes fares are lower than peer cities, and urges appreciation for essential city transportation. He appeals to responsible journalism and local praise for the company.
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10Sea are a70 Second class pontage paid at Li
A fragment from an old issue notes a postal or tax entry mentioning a second class payment at Li during a period linked to Ava or a bureau of the association. The readable portion is terse and lacks clear event or date details.
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Numbers, precents and politics in GOP convention preview
GOP voters here seek comfort in numbers, citing long run margins and historical precedents while questioning Bush and Clinton prospects. The piece contrasts conservative rhetoric about limiting politics with calls for economic management and values, noting tensions between ideology and practical politics.
Kansas University plans 26-story humanities building
The university eyed soil tests for a proposed tallest Kansas building on the former Haworth Hall and Robinson Gym site. Plans hinged on funding, with many skeptical it would be ready to start that fall. The piece notes a Harvest Home picnic at the Lawrence poor farm grove near Lawrence on Aug 19, 1892, praising residents for speeches.
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Conservatives split as Bush rally tests tone in Texas
At the Astrodome the Republican battle lines show two strains of conservatism. Bush faces the question of whether to stress a genteel, inclusive approach or a sharper, combative stance. Key figures including Buchanan, Gramm, Kemp and Lugar weigh in on strategy and unity as the campaign moves forward.
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