Coordinated effort urged for Lawrence homeless services
Lawrence charities government and foundations discuss coordinating homeless aid to avoid duplication and cut costs. Five funders and multiple agencies seek better planning but face barriers such as shelter rules and competing agendas. United Way's Jo Bryant urges wiser use of finite resources.
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Democrats narrow to a competitive three for White House
Veteran analyst David Broder notes a shrinking field to Kerry Edwards and Clark as the core Democratic contenders. The party seeks a ticket able to beat Bush, with votes aligning in Oklahoma and South Carolina suggesting three main paths toward a broad base. Michigan Washington and Maine eye weekend primaries to test traction.
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War talk and a price cut in 1904 Lawrence
The Lawrence Daily World from February 5, 1904 notes rising war talk between Japan and Russia with both sides preparing for conflict and peace fading. It also reports Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co reducing business phone rates from 48 to 42 dollars per year, or 4 to 3.50 per month, benefiting local businessmen.
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Democrats face South challenge in 1988 race
Washington column argues the South defies simple GOP gains, noting historical shifts and demographic trends. It surveys electoral patterns, the rise of Edwards and Kerry, and suggests Democrats must weigh southern gains against regional culture while considering a 270 electoral strategy. George Will provides the analysis.
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