Veterans view on Congress vote for Bosnia mission
Cyn rees argues Congress lacks veterans among its members as it weighs Clinton's plan to send up to 32,000 troops to Bosnia. He warns that veterans would better grasp the risks, combat conditions, and civilian casualties likely, urging more lawmakers with military experience.
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Congress
Cliinton
Bosnia
Clinton
U.S
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Coast Guard
National Guard
Rosa Parks 1955 Bus Sit-In Sparked Montgomery Bus Boycott
Forty years ago on December 1 1955 Rosa Parks, a black seamstress, refused to yield her seat to a white man on a Montgomery Alabama city bus. Her arrest sparked a yearlong boycott of the bus system by Black residents and helped dismantle the segregated seating law later struck down by the U S Supreme Court.
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Rosa Parks
Montgomery
Ala
Parks
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackliar H. Crawford
Henry Clay
Adams
Pittsburgh
United States
Cuba
U.S
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Tel Aviv
Dent Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Pope John U i
Vatican
East Germany
Shimon
Senate
Ini Bakker
PTL
Journal-World staff and mail notice in Lawrence
Listing of newspaper staff roles and the post office address for address changes. Includes names for editorial and management positions and the Journal-World mailing box in Lawrence Kansas. Notes USPS and Associated Press membership.
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Journal-World
B.O
Lawrence
Kan
Kani
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Clinton echoed Vietnam debate in Balkan war critique
The author argues President Clinton’s Bosnia address mirrors Vietnam era rhetoric, noting parallels in restraint and intervention goals. He warns against heroic overreach, questions the Dayton accord’s durability, and predicts 40,000-plus U.S. troops dispatched, while urging clear, independent policy.
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Vention
Vietnam
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Dean Rusk
Tonkin Gulf
Clinton
Balkans
Congress
Dayton
Boycott Disney over family values debate in faith groups
A Florida Baptist Convention and the American Family Association call for a boycott of Walt Disney Company citing health coverage for gay couples, cruise ship gambling, and sexual content. The author critiques morality battles, personal choice, and corporate hypocrisy while questioning the efficacy and philosophy behind boycotts in a free society.
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Florida Baptist Convention
American Family Assn
Walt Disney '‘Co
Disney
Nypd Blue
Bacardi
Bally's
Baptist Convention
The
Christian Coalition
HIV privacy and anonymity in testing debated
In a letter to the editor Don Marquis argues for anonymous HIV testing and confidentiality to encourage testing and curb spread, citing Hippocratic duties and public health. A second letter by Richard Bean urges preserving Baker Wetlands near Lawrence via careful routing of the South Lawrence Trafficway, stressing natural beauty and educational value.
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Hippocrates
Don Marquis
Tenn
Lawrence
Douglas County
Baker
South Lawrence
Wakarusa River
Richard Bean
E. 1000
Parents confront vivid fears in drug abuse series
The Journal-World reports a drug abuse series highlighting parental fears and frustrations as families confront their children's destructive drug involvement. In 1955 Joyce Brothers, a psychologist, pursued the halfway mark in a TV show's $64,000 question, with boxing unexpectedly linked to her field.
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Joyce Brothers
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