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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1995
Page
7
The piece recalls Connie Chung's interview with Kathleen Gingrich during the 104th Congress opening. It argues the remark about Hillary Clinton was spoken on camera and not confidential, defending Chung and urging media to keep pledges public, noting Gingrich’s family faces scrutiny but journalists do their jobs.
A chronological mosaic notes key moments and figures: Roosevelt's Four Freedoms speech in 1941. Joan of Arc’s traditional birth in 1412. Henry VIII’s fourth marriage in 1540. Washington and Custis wed in 1759. Morse telegraph demo in 1838. New Mexico statehood in 1912. Roosevelt’s death in 1919. Pan Am’s Pacific Clipper round‑the‑world trip in 1942. Barbara Pierce Bush’s 1945 marriage. Bonin convicted in 1982. Nureyev and Gillespie deaths in 1993. Shultz and Gromyko Geneva talks a decade ago. Geldof in Lalibela. Cheney comments on a Bush doctrine five years ago. Kerrigan attack a year ago and related sentences. Clinton’s mother Virginia Kelley dies in Hot Springs at 79.
Journal-World credits bill Snead deputy editor John Taylor news editor Ann Gardner editorial page editor Tom Fisher advertising manager Mark Chaney circulation manager postmaster address information and USPS filing details for Lawrence Kansas publication and AP membership noted as part of the newspaper staff listing.
The essay compares U S and Britain, arguing both nations face moral decay and welfare issues. It highlights Sir Fred Catherwood’s critique, his move to head Britain’s Evangelical Alliance, and plans for City Action Networks where churches aid individuals and families. It calls for churches to lead moral renewal and limit government aid as a last resort.
The piece riffs on reading The Federalist Papers amid modern politics, highlighting 1787 88 essays by Madison Hamilton and their defense of the Constitution. It quotes debates on taxes majorities factions and party aims, noting Gingrich’s reading list and a largely partisan reception.
Margy Rose urges the editor to critique the law on filing deadlines for political contributions and defend voter privacy. She as Sound Alternatives member argues disclosure harms secrecy, invites intimidation, and could chill campaign funding. She condemns coercive behavior in Lawrence and notes perceived irony in the editor's demand for names while she remains anonymous.
U.S. Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas, age 45, nicknamed Nixon’s gunfighter in Congress, is noted for sharp talk. He and Rep. Larry Winn Jr. visit Haskell Institute with Chamber of Commerce to assess school needs and pursue funding. The Lawrence Journal critique from 1895 referenced a rival paper’s meek image.
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