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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1996

Page

8

Festive Christmas displays light up Old Home Town

In our community many residents brighten the landscape with decorations during Christmas New Year 1996 97. From modest mobile homes with lights and wreaths to elaborate displays and a north facing Santa bale at 15th and Lawrence Avenue the season brings surprise art and shared spirit as neighbors embrace humor imagination and goodwill for the year ahead.

Santa Claus 15Th and Lawrence Avenue

13th Amendment Takes Effect In 1865

A historical note recalls December 18, 1865 as the date when the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery became law. It also marks President Wilson’s 1915 marriage to Edith Bolling Galt, Hitler’s 1940 directive for invasion preparations, and Britain’s 1969 move to end the death penalty for murder.

U.S Wilson Edith Bolling Galt Washington Adolf Hitler Soviet Union Britain

Clinton shifts to center as liberal wing fades in White House

Washington Post columnist David Broder notes a marked rightward tilt in the Clinton administration. Cabinet changes, staff shifts, and policy advisers signal a centrist drift with Panetta and Ickes departing while Bowles and Stephanopoulos shape a more moderate tone.

Washington Clinton White House George Stephanopoulos House Dick Gephardt Leon Panetta Congress Harold Ickes New York Ickes Panetta Erskine Bowles Stephanopoulos House Democratic Caucus California New York Party Dick Morris Morris Gore Cabi Net Robert Reich Housing and Urban Development Henry Cisneros Reich Cisneros America Office of Management and Budget Franklin Raines National Economic Council Gene Sperling Janet Reno Health and Human Services Donna Shalala Treasury Robert Rubin The

Budget balancing requires real reforms not rhetoric

The column argues that balancing the federal budget by 2002 demands concrete actions beyond talk. It cites a true 1996 deficit near 200 billion when trust funds are counted, highlights modest proposed cuts, and urges zero based budgeting or five year agency reviews. It criticizes current services budgeting and specific agencies like SBA. Jack Anderson and Jan Moller endorse reform.

Washington Bill Clinton Capitol Hill Congress General Accounting Office Export-Import Bank Power Marketing Administration Small Business Administration America SBA Jack Anderson Jan Moller United Feature Syndicate

Postmaster notice on address changes and affiliations

A postal notice instructs readers to send address changes to the Journal-World at P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888 It also notes periodicals postage paid at Lawrence and lists memberships in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press.

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Christmas recess timing at Kansas University changes

1896 note from the Lawrence Journal reprinted from the Atchison Globe discusses money needs for missionaries, Santa Claus, and local committees. It comments on the workload of workers being asked for funds while supporting families, in the context of charity and fundraising. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.

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Community bookstore loyalty amid corporate pressure

Marilyn Laws Porter lauds Terra Nova and Raven as beloved locally owned bookstores in Lawrence, arguing small shops foster community and personal connection unlike corporate chains. She cites Cheers as a metaphor for belonging and warns against moves favoring big entities, urging readers to value smallness and consider Schumacher’s Small is Beautiful.

Terra Nova Journal-World The Raven Adventure Lawrence Cheers Schumacher Marilyn Laws Porter W. 14Th

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