Lofty goals in Bush State of the Union speech
The editorial argues Bush outlined worthy domestic aims and foreign policy shifts including Europe force reductions and post Cold War changes. It notes emphasis on education, environment, child care, social security stance, and a plan to balance the budget by 1993 with no new taxes, while questioning the specifics for achieving these goals.
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Bush
America
U.S
Europe
Soviet Union
Manuel Noreiga
Panama
Poland
Romania
Environmental Protection Agency
Daniel Moynihan
Ronald Reagan
Freedom
Congress
Haskell Inauguration Committee invites Feb 9 ceremony
The Haskell Indian Junior College Inauguration Committee invites Lawrence residents to the February 9 inauguration of Bob G. Martin as president at 10 30 a m in Coffin Sports Complex. The notes thank the community for support and mention a forthcoming summer session and guests including Cherokee Principal Chief Wilma Mankiller and Rep Jim Slattery.
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Journal-World
Haskell Indian Junior College
Lawrence
Bob G. Martin
Coffin Sports Complex
Haskell
National Federation
Haskell Board of Regents
Kansas
Friends of the
Haskell Library
Prairie Acres Garden Club
Adventure Book Store
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Haskell Affairs Committee
Wilma Mankiller
Jim Slattery
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The Journal-World invites letters to the Public Forum under 350 words that address public interest. Letters may be edited for clarity and length without changing viewpoints. shorter letters typically attract more readers. Each submission must include the writer’s name address and telephone number for authenticity.
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Beggars, First Amendment clash spark city unrest
A columnist blasts Judge Leonard Sand for ruling New York City's panhandling ban unconstitutional, arguing that free speech claims excuse disruptive street behavior. The piece contrasts liberal and conservative views, warns of "broken windows" decay, and notes rising dangers and lawsuits tied to homelessness and public nuisance.
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Washington
Leonard Sand
New York City
Sand
James Q. Wilson
UCLA
Wilson
Judge Land
Supreme Court
Yonkers City
Yonkers
Land
Parents fear of their children on TV talk show
On Good Morning TV a discussion about kid dophobia features Horace Plankton Stanley Pluto Andrea Peaches and Sally Peters who fear their children won t love them. Each share how worries about love and discipline trigger anxiety and sleepless nights while callers seek coping tips and assurances from the panel.
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Phil
Horace Plankton
Stanley Pluto
Andrea Peaches
Sally Peters
Horace
Mr. Pluto
Great Neck
Long Island
Graham
Alan
Chili madness in Natal drives deadly struggle under apartheid
A journalist recounts Natal’s violence amid apartheid, describing four main drivers of conflict: Inkatha and UDF ANC coalitions, revenge killings, criminality, and youth gangs. The piece notes security forces’ alleged role and the townships’ lack of law, ending with a Cottonlands attack that killed a chairman’s family and a survivor.
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Inkatha
Cottonlands
Verulam
Makhatini
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