Editorials That holiday feeling and the Christmas spirit
Amid national turmoil and scandals Americans seek peace and simple love during Christmas. The piece urges charity, family time, reflection, and renewal of spirit, hoping all deserve a secure home and no one goes hungry. It ends with wishes for Merry Christmas and renewed spirit into the new year.
Notable historical dates compilation of world events
Timeline of events from 1776 to 1995 covers Washington crossing the Delaware to attack Hessians at Trenton, Johnson’s 1868 pardon, Hirohito’s accession in 1926, W C Fields death in 1946, Chaplin death in 1977, Ceausescu execution in 1989, Gorbachev resignation in 1991, and Dean Martin’s death in 1995.
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Oberndorff
Austria
George Washington
Delaware River
Trenton
Andrew Johnson
Hirohito
Japan
Yoshihit
Dean Martin
Beverly Hills
Important is true in Christmas spirit and modern life
George Will analyzes how Christmas in America mixes secular culture with religious meaning. He notes how nonsectarian goodwill, legal battles over commandments, Santa myths, Dickensian icons, and public rituals all sustain a shared “Christmas spirit” while allowing religious differences in a pluralistic society.
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Washington
David
Santa Claus
David Will
Santa
Steven
Ebenezer Scrooge
Cratchit
Dickens
P.G. Wodehouse
John Betjeman
Last days of Santa Claus in a child’s eyes
Leonard Pitts reflects on his eight year old daughter losing belief in Santa Claus. He explores childhood innocence, aging, and the pain and beauty of watching a child grow, noting how parents protect magic and how time moves swiftly toward maturity. He recalls JonBenet Ramsey and Jessica Dubroff as images of innocence touched by adult realities.
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New York City
Central Park Skating Rink
Santa Claus
Santa
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
St. Nicholas
Dad
JonBenet Ramsey
Jessica Dubroff
Leonard Pitts
The
Miami Herald
Journal-World staff and postal details
Bill Snead is named deputy editor with Roger Verdon as managing editor and John Taylor as news editor. Ann Gardner edits the editorial page while Tom Fisher handles the editorial. The notice lists the newspaper’s address and postal service details and notes AP and ABC membership.
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Bill Snead
Roger Verdon
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
Tom Fisher
Safer U S 59 letter argues for eastern freeway alignment
Lena Scruggs of Baldwin questions KDOTs plan to convert U S 59 into an expressway and urges an eastern freeway. She warns expressways may force risky maneuvers at access points and advocates slower speeds or stop lights to preserve safety and speed. The Journal-World notes letters policy.
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Kansas Department of Transportation
U.S. 59
KDOT
Lena Scruggs
Baldwin
Journal-World
Ijworld.com
Christmas Day Quiet Amid 1958 Bank Rate Shifts
Banks in Lawrence and nearby towns announce saving account rate increases to 3 percent, up from 2 percent, as Douglas County State Bank enters the field with a higher saver rate. A 1898 Lawrence Journal quote reflects a spiritual view of Christmas.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County
Kansas
U.S
First National
Lawrence National Banks of
Kaw Valley
The
Lawrence Journal
Watkins Community Museum
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