Lawrence retailers report solid season amid cautious outlook
Downtown Lawrence merchants say Christmas shopping is healthy and sales have been steady through December. While some stores perform well others face hangs-on-by-fingernails pressures, with continued development on South Iowa Street seen as a potential impact on overall business. Retailers urge competition, parking, and strong marketing to sustain 1998 gains.
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Iowa Street
Today in History events across years from 1870 to 1975
A retrospective of historical milestones including Joseph H. Rainey becoming the first black lawmaker sworn into the U.S. House in 1870, Pennsylvania ratifying the Constitution in 1787, the Katzenjammer Kids debut in 1897, Mona Lisa recovered in 1913, Boys Town founded in 1917, the first Motel Inn opening in 1928, Panay gunboat sinking in 1937, Rockefeller Jr gifting Manhattan land for the UN in 1946, and Sara Jane Moore’s guilty plea in 1975 for attempting to kill President Ford.
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South Carolina
U.S. House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
U.S
Rudolph Dirks
New York Journal
Florence
Italy
Louvre Museum
Paris
Edward Flanagan
Omaha
Neb
San Luis Obispo
Calif
China
Yangtze River
Japan
U.N
Manhattan
Johny D. Rockefeller Jr
Unite Nation
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
San Francisco
Loyalty and politics wrap in Clinton impeachment debate
Mark Shields argues politics hinges on personal loyalties and betrayals as Clinton faces impeachment. He contrasts him with Dan Rostenkowski, notes fundraising burdens on staff, and analyzes GOP strategy, public opinion shifts, and potential White House appointments to sway wavering Democrats.
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House Judiciary Committee
Chicago Machine
Illinois
House Ways and Means Committee
Dan Rostenkowski
Rostenkowsi
Code of Loyalty
Rostenkowski
Betty Currie
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Newt Gingrich
Barney Frank
Gingrich
Jay Johnson
D-Wis
House
Johnson
Green Bay
Congress
White House
Mark Shields
Creators Syndicate
Republicans Rise Above Politics on Clinton Impeachment
Mone Charen argues the House Judiciary Committee's plan to impeach President Clinton without Democratic votes echoes Watergate era bipartisanship. She contends Republicans act on principle, not public opinion, while Democrats defend the president with disputed legal interpretations.
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Periodicals Postage Notice Credits and Memberships
The notice lists periodical postage paid at Lawrence Kansas and confirms membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and in the Associated Press.
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Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Thanksgiving project by Masonic Lodges feeds 120 at Boys and Girls Club
Lawrence residents are informed about a November 24 dinner provided by Masonic Lodges No 6 and No 9 for Boys and Girls Club members and families. The event honored Junior Youth of the Year Christopher Nelson and Senior Youth of the Year Shirley Anyanwu, highlighting local volunteers and community spirit.
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Boys and Girls Club
Masonic Lodges
Christopher Nelson
Shirley Anyanwu
Kansas
Janice Toebben
Boys and Girls Club Board of Directors
Oxford Circle
Nixon proposes 25 percent gasoline cut in 1973
Analysts say the OPEC embargo and the Nixon plan would sharply curb gasoline supplies for motorists starting December 27, underscoring tighter energy controls and conservation pressures. The Lawrence airport bond of 664000 failed 4048 to 1641, likely to reappear with improved sales efforts. Douglas County Commission backs park-lands swap over Parks Board objection. A local liquor store stayed open on election day amid debates over closing laws.
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Nixon
Lawrence
Douglas County Commission
City Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
South Park
Lawrence A B Coker bowling team wins state title in 1958
Lawrence's A B Coker bowling team captured the Kansas Bowlers Proprietors Assn state championship in 1958. The Lawrence Journal notes a 1898 basketball game at KU between Snowhall and Fraser hall faculties with Snowball winning 20 to 14 and Professor Sterling suffering a cut eye in an oncourt accident. the report credits Watkins Community Museum.
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Lawrence
Kansas Bowlers Proprietors’ Assn
Lawrence Journal
Kansas University
Snow
Fraser
Snowhall
Williston
Barber
McClung
Naismith
Clark
Fraser Hall
Carruth
Canfield
Hopkins
Sterling
Hagg
Foster
Bumgardner
Will
Walter Sutton
Watkins Community Museum
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