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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1997

Page

8

Mitsubishi Illinois plan strides toward a model workplace

A 34 point plan led by former U S Labor Secretary Lynn Martin seeks to reform Mitsubishi’s Illinois plant after EEOC accusations of widespread harassment. The program aims to ensure serious handling of complaints, termination of harassers, and public commitment from the company. Time will show if the measures set a standard for other firms.

Mitsubishi Motor Vehicle Company Illinois U.S Lynn Martin Martin Mitsubishi U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Notable U.S. History Events Shared In Brief Timeline

Events mark major milestones from 1929 Chicago gang violence on St Valentine’s Day to the Ranger ship bringing Stars and Stripes to France in 1778. It notes Oregon’s 1859 statehood, Bell and Gray patent filings in 1876, and Arizona’s 1912 statehood, summarizing pivotal dates and figures.

Chicago al Capone Ranger France Oregon Alexander Graham Bell Elisha Gray U.S. Supreme Court Bell Arizona Union

Term limits debate a sham in Congress

Sandy Grady argues term limits are doomed and politics won't change. He notes House debate exposed limits as unlikely, cites surveys showing public desire for limits, and points to campaign finance reform as a quicker fix. He critiques party stances, calls for money reform, and ends questioning lawmakers’ willingness to raise pay.

Washington Podunk Congress Imperial House Newt Gingrich Henry Hyde R-Iiii Charles Canady R-Fla Chamber Senate Christopher Shays R-Conn U.S Bill McCollum Fidel Castro Dick Armey R-Tex Gingrich America R-Ill Barney Frank D-Mass Hyde Porter Goss John McCain R-Ariz Sandy Grady Philadelphia Daily News

Drug war reaches Texas border town Eagle Pass

Georgie Anne Geyer reports Eagle Pass, once quiet, has become a frontline in a growing drug war. Cartels expanded from Mexico into U S border farms, with armed traffickers, land-buy schemes, and raids disrupting ranchers. Gov Bush and Barry McCaffrey have sent attention, but experts warn the war spreads.

Eagle Pass Tex U.s.-Mexico Mexico Drug Enforcement Agency Rio Grande Borderlands DEA Noman United States Barry McCaffrey Texas George Bush Jr State Guard McAllen Tijuana San Diego San Ysidro Colombia Georgie Anne Geyer Universal Press Syndicate

Journal-World Editorial and Staff Notice

The Journal-World lists staff roles with Bill Snead deputy editorRoger Verdon managing editorJohn Taylor news editorAnn Gardner editorial page editorTom Fisher advertising manager and notes the post office box and mailing details for subscribers and USPS registration information.

Bill Snead Roger Verdon John Taylor Ann Gardner Tom Fisher

Opposition to merging Cordley and Centennial schools

Nan C. Scott of 1638 Barker argues against combining Cordley and Centennial into a single mega school, criticizing district plans to create three section elementaries and touting the value of small schools. She affirms support for both Cordley and Centennial and warns of hypocrisy in high school consolidation.

Cordley Centennial School Schwegler Deerfield Centennial Nan C. Scott Barker

City nears final vote on annexing 1780 acres north and west of Lawrence

The Lawrence city commission moves toward a final decision to annex 1780 acres including the Kansas Power & Light Cameron Bluff plant. Also noted is Richard B. Kay, Cleveland attorney and Independent Party presidential hopeful, advocating a nonpartisan stance. Steve Robb of Lawrence tops Kansas corn yield with 154 bushels per acre and earns a $100 trust for college as part of Kaw Valley 150 bushel club. An 1897 editorial recalls a February 14 vote on vestibuled streetcars and calls for mule sheds as vital safety steps.

Lawrence Kansas Power & Light Plant Cameron Bluff Richard B. Kay Cleveland Independent Party Steve Robb Kansas Kaw Valley

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