Lawrence finds new retail path away from traditional malls
The Lawrence story shows downtown thriving alongside growing South Iowa Street growth. Major national chains bypass downtown for suburban sites, while small local and national retailers anchor Massachusets Street blocks and a 63,000 square foot mixed use plan. Weaver's remains a long-time anchor as planners push a new downtown complex.
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Lawrence
Iowa Street
Cleveland
Penney’s
Sears
Kohl's
Target
the Gap
Abercrombie & Fitch
Massachusetts
Seconp
New Hampshire
Manhattan
Weaver's
Monica Lewinsky Trial Dominates Senate Drama
Washington columnists describe the Senate impeachment trial's chaotic start as 100 senators weigh Monica Lewinsky's testimony and potential witnesses. Lott faces pressure from Hyde and Daschle amid calls for a full, televised show potentially reshaping the proceedings and decorum.
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Washington
Monica
Oval Office
Ms. Lewinsky
White House
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Lewinsky
U.S. Senate
Barty
Senate
House
William Rehnquist
Henry Hyde
Hyde
Tom Daschle
Bob Bart
Lott
Paula Jones
William J. Clinton
Barney Frank
Dmass
Santorum
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Arlen Specter
R-Pa
Prez
Betty Currie
Vernon Jordan
Linda Tripp
Lucy Goldberg
Barbara Walters
Anne Boleyn
Sandy Grady
Philadelphia Daily News
Compassionate conservatism in GOP framing gains traction
Cal Thomas argues that true conservatism is compassionate by reducing government, taxes, and regulation to empower individuals. He cites governors like Gilmore and Bush who promote welfare reform and fiscal restraint, urging Republicans to emphasize freedom and self-reliance over Democratic spending.
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BI Clinton
Frank Keating
Oklahoma
Tom Ridge
Pennsylvania
Christine Todd Whitman
New Jersey
George W. Bush
Texas
George Pataki
New York
James Gilmore
Virginia
Big
Govj Gilmore
Washington Post
Gilmore
GOP
Clinton
House
Dennis Hastert
Cal Thomas
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Dolph Simons Sr. obituary and publisher profile
Obituary and publisher profile for Dolph Simons Sr. (1904-1989) noting his roles as publisher from 1944 to 1962 and editor from 1950 to 1979. Details include the Word Company base at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas, contact numbers, and subscription rate schedules for various delivery and mail options across Kansas and U.S. regions.
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Dolph Simons Sr
Word Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Ehewberg
U.S
Journal-WoRtD Gill Snead editorial staff listed
The byline catalog lists names and roles of the Journal-World staff including editors publisher and department heads such as Roger Verdon managing editor John Taylor news editor Ann Gardner and advertising manager Dalph Simons II. It also includes Ralph Gage as editor and publisher and other management roles like production circulation and operations.
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Gill Snead
Roger Verdon
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
Tom Fisher
Dalph €. Simons
Ralph Gage
Dalph Simons III
Dan Simons
Donna Wiley
Contraller
Dallas Dolan
Chris Boarman
W C Simons Publisher 1891 1944 OBIT NOTICE
A brief record notes W C Simons 1871 1952 served as publisher from 1891 to 1944. Postmaster duties and address change instructions were issued for the Journal World based in Lawrence Kansas with postal and circulation affiliations.
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W.C. Simons
Journal-World
Lawrence
Kaw
Letter Writing and Impartiality in Politics
A reader questions the use of the word let in discussing a woman president and argues equality permits any qualified candidate to win without needing permission. The letter criticizes Sen. Sam Brownback for shifting from prior condemnation of Clinton and questions impartiality during impeachment, noting prior statements and the oath of office.
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Dee Boeck
Westchester Rd
Sam Brownback
Senate
Clinton
White House
Ruff
Abbe Lowell
House
Arson suspected in Cedarwood Apt fire. 25,000 estimate
Fire at Cedarwood Apartments 2430 Ousdahl caused about 25 thousand dollars in damage. No cause listed though arson is suspected. Meanwhile funds are being sought to start a computer teaching program for about 120 Lawrence High pupils.
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Cedarwood
Ousdahl
Lawrence High
A Great Scheme for a Public Lottery in Lawrence
The Lawrence World in January 9 1899 urged a bold public lottery plan for a future city building. Tickets would be sold by merchants with prizes donated by citizens and sealed bids used to determine the winner. The paper claimed strong local support and depicted the project as an ideal public asset.
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Lawrence World
Bamum
Watkins Community Museum
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Journal-Wortd
Kar
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Brownback
Donald L. Hatcher
Woodland Dr
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