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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1998
Page
8
City commissioners split on a blanket residential midnight close for The Jayhawk Cafe and Wagon Wheel Cafe amid concerns over trash noise and parking. Critics favor using the existing nuisance ordinance to tailor a response rather than new law.
The poem A Visit from St. Nicholas by Clement C. Moore was published in the Troy Sentinel. Also note that George Washington resigned as commander-in-chief in 1783 and retired to his home.
Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, former presidents, call for a bipartisan resolution censuring Bill Clinton over truthful testimony and amnesty issues. They argue leadership, unity, and the dignity of the presidency demand a negotiated settlement to curb partisan fights and preserve national morale.
Cal Thomas analyzes a chaotic week with Larry Flynt and Bill Clinton at center stage. He accuses Clinton of using a smear strategy, notes Carville's war cry, and predicts intensified attacks and denial as impeachment and politics collide in Washington.
Journal-World credits list staff roles including Bill Snead deputy editor Roger Verdon editor John Taylor news editor Ann Gardner and Tom Fisher page editor plus postmaster address in Lawrence Kansas 66044 and USPS and circulation notes by ABAC and Associated Press status.
Readers urge a basic code of conduct for civilians and politicians and accuse the White House of scorched earth tactics and blame shifting. The letters defend impeachment claims, call for Clinton's resignation, and note Journal-World letter policies and submission details.
Local service station operators doubted motorists would comply with a plea to limit to 10 gallons of motor fuel per week until the OPEC oil embargo ends.
The 1898 Lawrence Journal notes that explanations of reasonable doubt by judges are futile and that the term remains a personal notion. It cites Kansas Supreme Court wording and asserts that what constitutes reasonable doubt varies among individuals, likening judging to waters of the Missouri in June. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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