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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1996
Page
7
The article argues the explosion of product varieties on shelves creates consumer choice fatigue and signals retail trouble. It links diaper and soup aisles to broader inventory pressures, rising costs, and business failures, urging simpler offerings and clearer labeling.
A chronology of significant historic milestones from 1820 to 1958 including King George III's death at Windsor Castle, birth of William McKinley in Ohio, Poe's The Raven first published, Henry Clay's compromise bid on slavery, Kansas statehood, the 1900 founding of the American League in Philadelphia, Hall of Fame first inductees at Cooperstown, and the 1958 marriage of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward.
Postmaster instruction directs readers to send address changes to the Journal-World in Lawrence Kansas with a P O Box 888 and 66044 0888 ZIP code. It notes USPS and circulation bureau affiliations and AP membership.
A Phoenix Preparatory Academy principal mandates uniforms for 1174 students amid a challenge from a civil liberties lawyer. The court issued a temporary restraining order, protecting the policy while a judge weighs the case. The article notes improved attendance and behavior from uniformed students and cites costs of about 70000 dollars in district legal fees.
The essay argues TV and popular culture project a rosy view of racial equality, blinding whites to a deep divide. It cites NYPD Blue’s Sipowicz and Fancy as rare candor, urging more honest, direct talk in society. It warns entertainment can only reflect reality, not fix it, and calls white Americans to seek information beyond media illusion.
In a critical letter to the editor Deitre L. Weismiller argues against lowering drinking ages and accuses local leaders of faulty logic. She praises Barbara Ballard for keeping the age at 21, questions jail site plans, and links broader policy flaws to Chamber of Commerce influence. The piece, dated January, reflects concerns about youth, morality, and urban development.
Lawrence World report recalls 1896 raid on prohibited liquor law with six men arrested amid witnesses described as Lawrence’s best citizens. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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