White House security debate grows after knife incident
A homeless man was shot and later died outside the White House as security concerns rise. Citing experts and recent incidents, observers urge tighter protection for the president and broader public safety measures along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Annandale
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Justice Department
David Silber
George Washington University
U.S. Secret Service
Silber
Haensel und Gretel debut in Weimar 1893
On December 23 1893 the opera Haensel und Gretel with music by Engelbert Humperdinck and libretto by Adelheid Wette premiered publicly in Weimar Germany. The summary notes historic milestones from 1783 1788 1947 1948 1968 1975 1986 and 2019.
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Engelbert Humperdinck
Adelheid Wette
Weimar
Germany
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Mount Vernon
Maryland
District of Columbia
Walter H Brattain
John Bardeen
William Shockley
Bell Laboratories
Hideki Tojo
Tokyo
U.S
Pueblo
North Korea
Richard S. Welch
Central Intelligence Agency
Athens
Voyager
Dick Rutan
Jeana Yeager
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Nicolae Ceausescu
Elena
Journal-World Editorial and Management Contact Line
Journal-World staff and management credits list Deputy Editor Bill Snead News Editor John Taylor and others. It notes post office address and USPS details, along with ABAC and Associated Press memberships.
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Bill Snead
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
Tom Fisher
Mark Chaney
Across the board tax relief praised over class warfare
The piece argues against Clinton's middle-class tax cut and the use of class labels. It urges across-the-board tax relief to flatten rates, close loopholes, and reduce college subsidies. It criticizes tying policy to a class framework while defending merit and broad economic fairness.
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Washington
White House
F.D.R
Bill Clinton
Clinton
M.C.T.C
Tip O’neill
Ronald Reagan
House
GOP
The Twelve Days of Christmas Drives Us Mad
A humorous essay laments the overexposure to The Twelve Days of Christmas during the holidays. It mocks police reactions to music-madness incidents, contrasts other Christmas songs with the worst offender, and jokes about seasonal stress and treatment fantasies.
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Zima
Readers argue over Lawrence human rights and pool slide
In letters from Tarney IL residents, Scott Burkhart defends the Lawrence Human Relations Ordinance arguing it protects all races and orientations, while Liang Davis and Eileen Larson criticize proposed amendments and the municipal pool slide, urging inclusive civil rights protections and restraint on price hikes and facilities.
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Scott Burkhart
Lawrence
Burkhart
Human Relations Commission
Lawrence Alliance
Liang’i
Davis
Wimbledon
Marie Antoinette
Eileen Larson
Old Home Town in 1969 Kansas City Brief
City staff eyed development programs for the Clinton Lake region west of Lawrence. Officials debated police and law enforcement reach. The Black Student Union at Kansas University planned a January 5 press conference on various demands after winter break. Kansas teachers earned about 452 dollars per year below the national average, up 100 from the prior year, with Lawrence salaries on par with the state.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Kansas
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