Back to the drawing board for Lawrence Arts Center plan
City officials face rising costs and design concerns over expanding the Lawrence Arts Center in the Carnegie Library downtown. Preservation worries, mixed reactions from arts center leaders, and recent talks of alternate sites push a rethink. If downtown ties fray, officials may pursue other creative locations to preserve the project.
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Congress Careening Toward Impeachment and Leadership Vacuum
Washington faces a power gap as Newt Gingrich refuses to lead and Livingston lacks the job to act. Impeachment moves forward amid disarray with Hyde busy guiding the Judiciary Committee. Shribman notes the clash of timing and strategy in this period of Capitol Hill uncertainty.
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Rep
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North Carolina
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David Shribman
The
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Peace on Earth graphic novel reviews poignant hunger theme
Leonard Pitts reflects on the graphic novel Peace on Earth in the Miami Herald. Superman attempts to feed the world, sparking thought about real action and personal responsibility during the holiday season. The piece weighs grand gestures against small, local deeds and ends with a hopeful note on individual impact.
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Periodicals postpaid at Lawrence Kansas notice
Periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press.
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Public Forum proposes U shaped arts block in Lawrence
A contributor urges rethinking downtown arts center plans in Lawrence suggesting a U shaped block layout with green space, sculpture garden, amphitheater, multi level galleries, restaurants and lofts. The idea would shift costs to businesses while drawing tourists and locals alike. Lars Leon voices the proposal with contact details.
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Vermont
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Atchison Circle
Nixon finances review looms for 1973 inquiry
The staff of a congressional committee prepared to examine President Nixon’s finances to decide if he owed the government 300000 in federal income taxes. The Lawrence Journal recalls earlier notes on health and study from 1898, including Dr Lindsay’s warnings about nervous system strain from education.
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Journal
Lindsay
Topeka
Watkins Community Museum
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