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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1997

Page

5

The People Against Larry Flynt film sparks debate

Critics question the movie’s portrayal of Larry Flynt as a freedom of speech hero. Flynt, paralyzed after a shooting, is labeled by many as a profit-driven provocateur while the film and Flynt’s actions provoke renewed scrutiny of the First Amendment and its limits.

Larry Flynt Flynt Flynt, the Man Behind the Disgusting Hustler Magazine Hustler Jerry Falwell Falwell U.S. Supreme Court

Notable historical anniversaries of the world in brief

A compilation of key dates: Louis XVI’s 1793 execution. 1861 Davis and four Southerners resigning from the Senate. 1908 New York bans women smoking publicly vetoed in 1915. 1924 Lenin’s death. 1942 Basie records One O’Clock Jump. 1950 Alger Hiss guilty of perjury. 1950 Orwell dies. 1954 Nautilus launched. 1976 Concorde enters service. 1977 Carter pardons Vietnam draft evaders. 53rd Golden Globes winners listed.

Louis XVI Jefferson Davis Mississippi Senate New York City Board of Aldermen George B. McClellan Jr Kiwanis Club Vladimir Ilyich Lenin Count Basie New York Okeh Records State Department Alger Hiss George Orwell London Groton Conn Britain France Carter Babe Nicolas Cage Las Vegas Sharon Stone Nicole Kidman John Travolta Shorty

Gingrich must change his style to heal House

Washington notes detail Newt Gingrich ethics case and a near unanimous House ethics committee reprimand with a $300,000 fine. The piece argues he must reform his style and conduct to regain credibility, urging weekly talks with Dick Gephardt and a return to decorum to heal partisan wounds.

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Daschle gains Byrd support in Senate leadership bid

Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle wins rare unanimous backing from colleagues, with Sen. Robert Byrd crediting his past reservations and praising Daschle's steel. Byrd endorses Daschle two weeks into the 105th Congress, while Daschle seeks unity on budget and a cooperative, frank White House relationship.

Washington Senate Tom Daschle D-S.d Robert C. Byrd Dw.va Daschle Senate Democrats Chris Dodd Dconn Byrd George Clifford II Bob Dole Ate Clinton White House Jack Anderson Ian Moller United Feature Syndicate

Lawrence World Journalmasthead with billing and staff

Published daily by the World Company in Lawrence Kansas the notice lists pricing for subscriptions by carrier motor mail and region plus staff roles including Bill Snead Depuy Editor Roger Verdon Managing Editor and others and notes USPS and AP membership with periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kan.

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Democracy in Lawrence Faces School Boundary Realignment

Public forum critiquing the Lawrence school board realignment amid hospital issues and community input. It argues democracy is slow, urges delaying decisions for fuller data, and notes extreme weather, district actions, and upcoming elections affecting local schools and neighborhoods.

Lawrence Lawrence Memorial Hospital John C. Gingerich Creekwood Midwest East Heights Kennedy School

Lawmaker Henley drafts highway labor bill in legislature

The 1897 Lawrence World reports Representative Henley introducing a bill in the lower house to authorize labor for building public highways. The measure has been in preparation and is expected to spark much debate, reflecting ongoing discussions.

Lawrence World Henley Watkins Community Museum

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