Giants Crack Down On Snow Ballers After Game Incident
Following a Giants vs Chargers game in East Rutherford, spectators hurled snow and ice at players and staff. About 175 violators were ejected and 15 arrested. Giants will strip season-ticket privileges for ejectees, with case-by-case reviews for others. The incident sparks debate on crowd safety and accountability.
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New York Giants
San Diego Chargers
East Rutherford
Giants
Chargers
San Diego
Notable events on December 30 in history
A concise roll of historic milestones dated December 30. Lenin proclaims the USSR in 1922. 1853 Gadsden Purchase. 1865 Kipling born. 1903 Iroquois Theater fire. 1911 Sun Yat-sen elected. 1936 UAW sit down strike. 1940 Arroyo Seco Parkway opens. 1944 Greek regency. 1947 Romanian king abdicates. 1972 US halts bombing North Vietnam. 1993 Israel Vatican recognition. and later items include Reagan era notes, Iraq Kuwait remarks, a 2000s North Korea incident, and a Boston abortion clinic shooting incident.
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Vladimir I. Lenin
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
United States
Mexico
Gadsden Purchase
Rudyard Kipling
Bombay
India
Iroquois
Chicago
Sun Yat-sen
Republic of China
United Auto Workers Union
Fisher Body
Flint
Mich
California
Arroyo Seco Parkway
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Fletcher Bowron
George II
Greece
Michael
Romania
North Vietnam
Israel
Vatican
Reagan
Abya
Abu Nidal
Rome
Vienna
Libya
Iraq
Latif Nussayif Jassim
Bush
Kuwait
Americas
U.S
Bobby Hat
Freedom
North Korea
David Hileman
Boston
Heling
John C. Salviti
Journal-World masthead and staff credits
The text lists staff roles including Bill Snead Deputy Editor Roger Verdon Managing Editor John Taylor News Editor Ann Gardner Editorial Page Editor Tom Fisher and mentions postal and circulation details and AP membership. It reads like a newspaper masthead with contact and mailing information for Lawrence Kansas.
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Bill Snead
Roger Verdon
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
Tom Fisher
1996 Preview: Budgets, Debates and Debates Across Parties
January opens with a budget deadlock delaying Congress. Dole participates in Iowa debate as Cowboys upset 49ers but lose to Bills in the Super Bowl. Switzer defends, Clinton delays re election. February sees Switzer exit for Johnson. Campaigns narrow as Dole Gramm and Buchanan trade wins. Senate leader resigns to campaign full time. Aristide transfers power as U.N. troops depart. March Dole leads after Little Tuesday as Gramm and Buchanan split wins in several states. April features playoff losses, Haitian leaders ousted, budget standoff and Clinton delaying candidacy. May polls show desire for alternative to Clinton and Dole. government funded through September, session ends then reconvenes. June Powell runs as independent. Gore and Gorbachov events noted. Bosnian mine casualties. Clinton reshuffles first lady. July Dole slips, Powell chooses Bradley. Bush era Rangers and Clinton seeks second term. Perot picks Waldholtz as VP nominee. August Dole selects Hutchison. Clinton Gorbachov summit. Bush asks Bush Sr. to manage Rangers. Democratic convention marred by strikes. September Debate canceled. Rangers race, other winners named. Gingrich ethics censure. October Clinton Powell near, Dole weak. Clinton endorses flat tax. Rangers out. Bosnia troop withdrawal signaled. November Clinton wins plurality, Powell close. election throws Congress to be split. December Redskins beat Cowboys. coalition controls House. Powell president, Stenholm speaker. Clinton farewell press conference. Hutchison named VP. balanced budget passes.
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Washington
Bob Dole
Iowa
Dallas Cowboys
49Ers
Buffalo Bills
Cowboys
Jerry Jones
Barry Switzer
Clinton
Switzer
Jimmy Johnson
Senator Dole
Phil Gramm
Pat Buchanan
Buchanan
Dole
New Hampshire
Lamar Alexander
Mr. Gramm
Kansas
Senate
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
U.N
Gramm
South Carolina
GOP
Mr. Dole
New England
Georgia
Maryland
Colorado
Texas
Kansan
Florida
Midwest
California
Rangers
Deton Sanders
AL West
Mavericks
Congress
Enid Greene Waldholtz
Pennsylvania
United We Stand America
Ross Perot
Colin Powell
Russia
Mikhail Gorbachev
Bosnia
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Annette Bening
Perot
Reform Party
General Powell
Bill Bradley
Texas Rangers
George W. Bush
Representative Waldholtz
George Bush
Chicago
White House
Sanders
Indians
Orioles
Braves
Astros
Dodgers
House
Newt Gingrich
Powell
Mr. Powell
Democrats
Washington Redskins
Charles Stenholm
Stamford
D-Tex
Senator Hutchison
Worlds politest two year old delights and distracts
In a humorous reflection, a parent describes 2 year old David as perhaps the world’s most polite child, always saying please and thank you, and even mommy’s welcomed home with exuberant greetings. Hanukkah gifts reveal his joy and occasional lapses in manners, while older brother Jonathan prepares for a growing parental role. A new baby brings both jealousy and companionship as they share mischief and daily adventures.
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David
Hanukkah
Jonathan
Daddy
Public transit and community solutions urged in New Year letter
Hilda Enoch urges city and county commissions school board university reps to craft a city wide public transportation system to ease congestion on 23rd and Massachusetts streets downtown and in apartment zones. She calls using sales tax recreation funds to open neighborhood schools with satellite health clinics tutoring programs libraries and after school and weekend programs to reduce inequality.
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23Rd Street
Massachusetts Street
Iowa Street
Sixth Street
Kasold
Eudora
Baldwin
Lecompton
Clinton
Hilda Enoch
el Dorado Dr
Arden Booth Ascends State Senate in 1970
The text notes Arden Booth formally took over the state senatorship in 1970 after Reynolds Shultz was elected lieutenant governor. It also mentions 6,600 water bills mailed in 1955 signaling Lawrence population growth of about 600 new residents yearly, and recalls a 1895 report about diphtheria flags being removed as the town neared outbreak control.
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Arden Booth
Reynolds Shultz
Lawrence
Lawrence World
Watkins Community Museum
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