Heat in the kitchen on underage drinking crackdown
Local leaders and Lawrence police probe fake driver licenses used to buy alcohol at a fraternity house. Citizens and officials debate penalties, civil liberties, and youth drinking, urging swift action while acknowledging potential backlash.
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Rae v Wade and wartime shifts in early 20th century timelines
On January 22 1973 the Supreme Court issued Rae v Wade establishing abortion legality with a trimester framework. In 1901 Queen Victoria died aged 81. In 1917 President Wilson urged peace without victory as war raged in Europe. By April America entered the conflict.
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Clinton lies unfold as Senate delays fate of impeachment
George Will notes the Aug 17 1998 grand jury statement and the long concealment of Clinton's alleged conduct with Monica Lewinsky. The piece critiques Senate delay, Harkin's stance, and the rhetoric around impeachment while questioning the moral consequences for national leadership.
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Notoriously Private Celebrities Highlight Silence Value
Leonard Pitts reflects on Joe DiMaggio and Hillary Clinton choosing privacy amid a culture of intrusion. He contrasts their restraint with a media era of confessional openness, urging preservation of personal boundaries and dignity.
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Worth Snead and Staff at Journal-World Cabinet
Journal-World staff credits Snead as publisher and Verdon as deputy with Taylor as managing editor and Gardner as news editor. Page editor Fisher and advertising manager are named. USPS periodical details and AP and ABC affiliations listed.
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Bar owner urges license limits and moratorium in city
Shaun Trenholm of West Coast Saloon urges the city to cap liquor and beer licenses, impose a moratorium, auction unused licenses, and revoke or not renew licenses failing nuisance rules. He argues licenses should reflect responsibility and accountability, with strict ID checks and security measures. The Journal-World notes letters policy.
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Jayhawk basketball game to feature first national TV broadcast
Kansas University plans a two for one ticket offer for a Saturday game against Colorado as the Jayhawks aim to fill the fieldhouse with a nationally televised regular season matchup. Early turnout expected under 7 000 with 25 cent gradeschool and one dollar high school admissions noted.
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