Lawrence grows jobs with two new plants in East Hills Park
Editorial notes two manufacturing firms Sauer-Sundstrand and ProSoCo bringing up to 225 jobs to Lawrence. Growth aligns with rising business counts in Douglas County from 1985 to 1995 and regional wage gains, underscoring Lawrence's expanding economy and population.
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Lawrence
Sauer-Sundstrand
ProSoCo
East Hills
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas University
Institute For Public Policy and Business Research
Douglas County
Johnson County
Shawnee
Wyandotte
Remembering the Iraq war aims amid policy shifts
Jim Hoagland argues U S policy toward Iraq has drifted from its original objective of deterring aggression. He cites Clinton's shifting memory, the Kyoto clash, and stalled U N inspections, warning that sanctions alone do not sustain objective aims and urging leadership to recognize Iraq’s breach of the Gulf War cease fire.
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Wahington
America
Iraq
Saddam Hussey
Bill Clinton
Israel
United States
Saddam Hussein
Clinton
Jiang Zemin
China
Beijing
Washington
U.N
Security Council
Russia
Moscow
Paris
U.S
Boris Yeltsin
White House
State Department
Baghdad
United Nations
Family of Nations
Jim Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group
Dignity, dollars, and the Sprewell case
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts argues that Latrell Sprewell’s choke of his white coach shows short term impulses undermine long term respect and for 32 million dollars the family gains education and security, while the real dignity costs remain higher than any mistreated pride.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Latrell Sprewell
Sprewell
NBA
Periodicals Postage Pays at Lawrence Courtesy
USPS 306-520 line appears as metadata indicating periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas with affiliations to the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press.
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Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dredging Debate in Kansas Presses Public Interest
A Kansas reader argues that one party dominance enables swift reversal of a Geological Survey veto on Kaw River recreation plan. The letter cites Gov Graves and lawmakers backing dredging critics, urging action during the 1998 session to curb sand dredging and protect river recreation and clean water.
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Kansas River
Kansas
Graves
Department of Health and Environment
Gary Mitchell
Northeast
Vince Snowbarger
U.S
Kaw Valley
Geological Survey
Kaw
Karl Brooks
Rockfence
Bingham to Receive National Journalistic Merit Award
1973 Barry Bingham Sr. chairman of the Courier Journal and Louisville Times chosen for the William Allen White Foundation award. $200,000 Watkins Petmunitys Museum drive passes $50,000 with optimism for a quick finish. Art Fritzel sells his frozen food locker business to Tom Triplett ending a 40 year Lawrence career begun in 1917 with horse deliveries and Kaw Valley Creamery purchase in 1930. Family dairy business spans 77 years.
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Barry Bingham Sr
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Gias
William Allen White Foundation
Watkins Petmmunitys
Art Fritzel
Tom Triplett
Fritzel
Lawrence
Kaw Valley Creamery
Fix the Road in Baldwin Area Stirs Road Funds
The Baldwin Bee reports a petition to have township board grant 100 for grading the hills north of town with 400 sought from county commissioners. The Lawrence World notes the project as essential to a decent road to Lawrence and warns Baldwin is losing trade due to poor roads.
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Lawrence World
Baldwin Bee
the Bee
Lawrence
Baldwin
Ottawa
Watkins
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