Editorial on European reaction to Bush policies
The piece notes European criticism of President Bush for prioritizing American interests, while highlighting a few policy points that enjoy Euro support such as the Bosnia and Kosovo peacekeeping mission. It suggests the debate could boost Bush’s U.S. approval and recalls long-standing transatlantic aid and ties.
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Jesse Helms Ends Bid for 2002 Senate Term
Jesse Helms announced he will not seek a sixth Senate term in 2002, nearing age 80. A long-time conservative force in Washington, Helms helped propel Ronald Reagan’s ascent and left a legacy of provocative battles, waves, and enemies.
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Reagan's NC Triumph Shaped 1980s White House Bid
Mark Shields recalls how Ronald Reagan, amid 1976 defeats, found a crucial ally in Jesse Helms in North Carolina. Helms helped fund TV reach and polarized outreach while Ford aides worried over a potential withdrawal. Reagan’s NC victory revived his campaign, paving the way to the Texas primary and the 1980 nomination.
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Waldorf School Initiative in Lawrence Explained
Rick Mitchell argues the planned Waldorf school in Lawrence is not an alternative or elite project but a standard Waldorf education. He notes the global presence of over 800 Waldorf schools and about 200 in the United States, describing the pedagogy as practical, arts infused, multilingual from early grades, and science oriented, with cooperative community support.
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Public forum readers blast Cal Thomas column
Readers denounce Cal Thomas for pushing stem cell and euthanasia views while voices mix praise for his honesty. The letter includes a parking lot near Lawrence Avenue anecdote and notes about Elizabeth Dole and the Doles’ move from Russell to North Carolina, ending with well wishes.
Ford reshuffles campaign team topples Morton for Baker
Ford announced in Kansas City that James Baker will be his new top campaign chairman replacing Rogers C B Morton who moves to chair a campaign steering committee. Dole, Carter Mondale ticket set. drought worsens as subsoil moisture remains depleted and crops suffer. Buffalo hunt film by Centron Corp stalled as herd of about 40 stampedes away from Lawrence ranch near Don Carbaugh. Carbaugh once drew national notice for his buffalo herd near the East Lawrence Interchange on Kansas Turnpike. The Lawrence Journal recalls a 1901 band concert in Central Park with new uniforms praised for fit and style.
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