Whose fault is it in the smoking policy incident
An injured high school student crossing a street to reach off campus smoking faced blame arguments over the no smoking policy at Lawrence High School. The piece condemns shifting responsibility, urges personal accountability, and criticizes tobacco company lawsuits as pander to blame culture.
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Lawrence
LHS
This Day in History Highlights Events Across Years
A compact recap of notable historical milestones on February 7 across centuries. It notes Beatles’ 1964 New York welcome, Dickens 1812 birth, 1904 Baltimore fire, Earhart marriage in 1931, WWII milestones, Eisenhower's 1948 resignation, Swiss women's suffrage, Grenada independence, and other political and cultural markers.
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New York
John F. Kennedy International
U.S
Charles Dickens
Portsmouth
England
Baltimore
Amelia Earhart
George P. Putnam
Noank
Conn
Anzio
Italy
Bing Crosby
John Scott Trotter
Los Angeles
Decca Records
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Omar Bradley
Switzerland
Grenada
Britain
Elizabeth H. Dole
U.S. Supreme Court
Sandra Day O’connor
Haiti
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Reagan
Lebanon
Bruce McCandless II
Robert L. Stewart
David
Texas Children’s Hospital
Houston
Congress
Commerce
Ron Brown
NBC
Meet the Press
Journal-World Staff Roles at Lawrence Newspaper
The Journal-World lists key personnel including Dolph C. Simons Jr as editor and publisher Ralph Gage as general manager Bill Snead as deputy editor Robert Nordyke as managing editor Caroline Trowbridge as news editor Ann Gardner as editorial page editor Tom Fisher as advertising manager Dolph Simons Ill as operations manager Dan Simons as new ventures Donna Wiley as controller Dallas Dolan as production manager William Sutcliffe as circulation manager and the post office address for 변경 address changes.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Ralph Gage
Bill Snead
Robert Nordyke
Caroline Trowbridge
Ann Gardner
Tom Fisher
Dolph Simons
Dan Simons
New Ventures
Donna Wiley
Dallas Dolan
William Sutcliffe
Bosnia policy facade shattered by Sarajevo shell attack
An editorial decries U.S. nonpolicy in Bosnia after a Sarajevo market mortar killed 68. It accuses Clinton of political calculation, calls for NATO air strikes, lifting the arms embargo, and decisive leadership to stop Serbian and Croatian aggression, with focus on massacres in January and February and urging action over rhetoric. It argues that NATO and U.N. inaction must end and assigns responsibility to Clinton and allied leaders.
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Clinton
Bosnia
Sarajevo
America
Bush
State Department
National War College
Richard Johnson
Department
Balkans
Johnson
Peter Tarnoff
U.S
Timothy Wirth
Washington
London
Paris
France
NATO
Drina
Serbia
United States
Franjo Tudjman
Croatia
CNN
Anthony Lake
Glover urges action at Kean College on voting rights
Danny Glover, co-chair of the Fund for Democratic Elections in South Africa, spoke to about 1,000 at Union, New Jersey, urging students to act as election monitors and tackle the vacuum fueling extremism. He cited Langston Hughes and recalled South Africa’s April elections while condemning Farrakhan’s rhetoric.
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Danny Glover
Kean College
Langston Hughes
America
Union
N.jj
Louis Farrakhan
Nation of Islam
Farrakhan
Khalid Abdul Muhammad
Alice Walker
David Dinkins
Muhammad
Glover
Muhammad Glover
South Africa
Fund For Democratic Elections
Mel Gibson
Selma
Jesse Jackson
Anti-Defamation League
Eddie Martin leads Lawrence High to 60 59 win
Eddie Martin scored 27 points to lift Lawrence High to a 60 59 victory over Leavenworth in 1954. Kansas University Chancellor Franklin Mur ph y attended a White House state dinner hosted by President Eisenhower. Murphy had been Ike’s pick to lead the federal program but declined. The 1894 Lawrence World notes about 400 enrolled at Lawrence High School that year with about 60 in the senior class, per Watkins Community Museum.
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Eddie Martin
Lawrence High
Leavenworth
Martin
Kansas University
Franklin Murphy
Dwight Eisenhower
White House
Murphy
Eisenhower
Lawrence World
Lawrence High School
Watkins Community Museum
Regents plan would pull Washburn into state system
Clay R. Anderson protests a push by the Kansas Board of Regents Washburn trustees and the governor to add Washburn University into the Regents system by tying faculty raises to admission. He argues it would raise tax dollars, duplicate programs, lack new undergraduate offerings, and harm existing Regents institutions. He urges citizens to learn facts and contact legislators.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Washburn
Washburn University
Regents
Emporia State University Alumni Association Board of
Clay R. Anderson
Emporia State University Alumni Assn
Scarlet fever second case at local school reported
Health officials noted a second scarlet fever case in a month at a local school but urged calm. District nurse Jeanne Dicker said penicillin has reduced severity. In Kansas, Rep. John Bower introduced a bill to implement the right to work amendment in the state constitution.
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Jeanne Dicker
Kansas
House of Representatives
John Bower
Jefferson County
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