10 Feb 1997
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1997
Page
1
Bus drivers and parents in Lawrence contend with heavy after school traffic as students board buses and enter cars. The surge raises safety worries about orderly dropoffs and pickups, prompting district officials to examine procedures and potential improvements.
Ljubica Simovic recalls a revived spirit in Belgrade Yugoslavia as students display fresh humor and energy. The remark underscores renewed morale amid postwar life, reflecting optimism in the city and its youth.
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The 1998 budget appendix reveals modest White House requests including 2 million for IT modernization and 200 thousand to relocate its laundry. The National Park Service seeks 100 million more to operate parks, while the Kennedy Center requests 500 thousand for anti terrorism requirements and the judiciary asks 43 million more.
President Clinton travels to statehouses to promote his education plan unveiled last week. In Annapolis he will address the Maryland General Assembly and meet Gov. Parris Glendening. White House says the stops aim to enlist states and local governments as partners in reshaping public education and adjusting welfare policy, while gathering support beyond Washington.
Mardi Gras joy spreads from New Orleans to Seattle St Louis Galveston Pensacola and Norman Oklahoma inspiring local parades. Norman grows from 35 participants to about 200 in the parade with 3000 to 4000 spectators and a post parade ball. Seattle Mobile and other cities mark long standing traditions with varying scales.
Kansas legislators rely on the Legislative Research Department as the Legislature's staff for research and fiscal analysis. Located in Room 545 N of the Statehouse, it provides background material and obscure facts lawmakers request to help craft laws. Rep. Troy Findley calls it the eyes and ears of the Legislature.
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