Buhler mourned as Douglas County leaders praise service
Editorial reflects on Mark Buhler's resignation from the Douglas County Commission after years of public service. It lauds his open, honest leadership on issues including the South Lawrence Trafficway, and urges more officials to emulate his sacrifice and reliability for the city, county, state, and nation.
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Clinton faces Senate on national security risks in sex scandal
Columnist Jim Hoagland argues Clinton's private talks with Monica Lewinsky could expose national security to blackmail and points to warnings from intelligence experts. The piece weighs implications of possible Pollard pardon and urges Senate judgment on betrayal risks to the nation.
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Soviet Union
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Jose as an American name sparks debate in US culture
Leonard Pitts argues that the rise of Jose as a popular boy name in California and Texas signals a dramatic demographic shift toward a polyglot America. He contends assimilation evolves from erasing identity to embracing American ideals while preserving heritage.
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Public Forum urges Arts Center move to Riverfront Mall
Local resident Ralph P Reed urges moving the Lawrence Arts Center from downtown to the Riverfront Mall grounds now locally owned. He argues the mall offers ample parking and exhibition space in former storefronts, with expansion possible toward the train station while preserving Carnegie building history.
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Liquor By The Drink Debate Echoes In Legislature
In Kansas the liquor by the drink issue reappeared in the 1974 session but progress was not expected. A thaw occurred with readings in the 40s ending a 15-day cold spell that never rose above freezing. Warren Rhodes became Lawrence First National Bank president in 1959 after Gov Docking resigned. Kelvin Hoover now chairs the bank board.
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Electric line could draw 200 families to Lawrence
The 1899 World notes RF Glass travels Kansas claiming an electric line to Lawrence would bring about two hundred families within two years. He cites local desire for university access and concerns about climbing the hill to reach campus. Courtesy Whitlis Community Museum.
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