City enforcement on Naughty but Nice shows slow progress
Editorial notes that Lawrence city commissioners moved to curb a sexually oriented novelty store in 1999 and set a July 31 2005 vacate deadline. Despite a five year grace period, the business lingered until this week when the building's owner announced its removal. The piece urges timely enforcement of the ordinance to avoid future violations.
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Local Travel Firm Wins Big with Orange Bowl Trip
Travellers Inc of Lawrence delivered a standout Orange Bowl trip for about 600 KU fans. The tour, hosted by Gale Sayers and Don Fambrough, filled two charter airliners and ran smoothly despite competition from an Illinois firm. Kansas fans enjoyed a KU football win alongside solid local business performance.
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Old Hometown 25 Years Ago In 1983
The Douglas County Democratic Rep John Solbach appeared on a House Ways and Means Committee finance panel for the first time since 1980. Lawrence city commissioners faced an April election with veteran Barkley Clark expected to resign to join a Kansas City law firm.
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McCain and Clinton Rally After New Hampshire Wins
In New Hampshire McCain and Clinton secured primary victories by showing grit and resilience. McCain rebuilt support networks after a summer slump while Romney and Giuliani facing scrutiny. Clinton, despite Iowa setbacks, rallied with strong debate and voters Q and A sessions boosting female support.
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U S must set democratic example for world
Madeleine Albright argues the United States must lead by example to defend democratic governance amid rising autocratic trends across China Russia Africa and the Middle East. She cautions credibility is key and warns that domestic political distraction could undermine global progress toward self government.
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