Embarrassment Over Clinton Character Inspires Debate
The piece questions Bill Clinton's moral character and accountability amid adultery accusations, noting media dynamics and public reaction. It contrasts claims of truthfulness with the president's conduct, and ponders how such behavior influenced voter support and perceptions of national standards.
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Notable historic dates and events from different eras
A brief recall of key moments: the 1973 Paris Viet Nam peace accords signed on January 27. Mozart born in 1756 in Salzburg. Edison patenting the incandescent lamp in 1880. the Soviet halt of the Leningrad siege announced in 1944. the 1967 Apollo fire tragedy at Cape Kennedy killing Gus Grissom White and Chaffee. the 1977 Vatican reaffirmation banning female priests.
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Leningrad
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Roger B. Chaffee
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Vatican
Clinton presidency deemed morally incapacitated and unacceptable
George Will argues that President Clinton's conduct transcends private lapses to undermine national civic health. He urges impeachment as a constitutional remedy, warns the GOP against partisan games, and likens Clinton’s tenure to a tainted, tawdry presidency reshaping American trust.
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Washington Post Writers Group
Hair loss and aging fears ignite a bold column
Leonard Pitts riffs on men chasing hair restoration, Propecia and Proscar, insurance hurdles, and pop culture hype. He questions vanity and age denial, noting how some would risk jail for a cosmetic fix while highlighting the real loss he feels: his knees.
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Vanity
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Joe
New York Times
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Anthony Edwards
Leonard Pitts
The
Miami Herald
Kansas officials deny selecting new athletic director
Kansas University officials said no final decision on replacing Wade Stinson has been made as the search committee continues screening candidates amid rumors. In Kansas City, Arthur Eisenhower died of a heart attack, and the Eisenhower brothers grew up in Abilene. The Lawrence World from January 27, 1898, described severe local travel with W C Pippert noting heavy snow and horseback arrival due to impassable roads.
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Kansas City
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Lawrence
Watkins Community Museum
School allies clash over west Lawrence boundary plan
Scott E. Morgan of Inverness Dr voices dread that new west Lawrence neighborhoods are seen as fodder to restock crowded schools. He critiques SOS backed “The Wave” plan to bus Sunflower and Quail Run students to Centennial School, calling for immediate new school construction and opposing long commutes. The letter also reiterates Journal World letters policy.
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