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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1992

Page

3

Old Glory Origin and Respect for the American Flag

Editorial notes recount the origin of Old Glory, naming William Driver of Salem Massachusetts as the man who christened the Stars and Stripes in 1824 aboard the brig Charles Doggett. The flag was a birthday gift from his mother and later passed to the Smithsonian.

William Driver Salem Mass Charles Doggett Smithsonian Institution America

New state law closes gap in Child Passenger Safety rules

A new state law extending child safety requirements to vans and pickup trucks closes a major loophole. It now requires safety seats for under four and seat belts for ages four to fourteen and bans under fourteen from non passenger areas like truck beds, with exemptions for farm work, parades, and county roads. Enforcement remains a concern as fines may be low and patrols uneven.

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Centennial pageant and old law era in McLouth notes

A centennial observance in McLouth blends retro rules and costumes as crowds enjoy fair weather while residents debate nine city development proposals including JVJ mall concepts. KU pageant contestant Karen Schlapper and Mayo Clinic hire Dr. John N. Simons are highlighted alongside accidental frog hunting injuries in Lawrence. The 1892 Fourth of July parade in Lawrence featured early stores, bunting, a park parade, and speaker Hon. J.K. Williams.

McLouth Jacobs, Visconsi Karen Schlapper Lawrence KU Pratt Prairie Village John N. Simons The Lawrence Journal Massachusetts Street J.K. Williams Kansas City

Napoleon legacy not all bad

In a Rome of reflections on Napoleon Bonaparte the essay notes his Corsican birth, mixed Italian-French identity, and complex legacy. It highlights his early Corsican ties, rise from a lean army to empire, the Napoleonic code, and questions about motives, with cautious praise amid war fatigue and the broader European context.

Ajaccio Corsica Mark Twain Europe Napoleon Carlo Buonaparte Letizia Ramolino Genoa France Pasquale Paoli Josephine Tascher de la Pagerie Beauharnais Naples Rome Pius VII Paris Notre Dame Alexander the Great Russia Napoleon Bonaparte Adolf Hitler Hitler St. Helena Les Invalides

Call for Amend Excluding Campaign Expenditures from Free Speech

An opinion criticizes the current approach to campaign finance arguing that a constitutional amendment should carve political spending from First Amendment protection. It contends taxpayers should fund campaigns to curb donor influence, curb the power of PACs, and reduce reliance on big donors, arguing incumbents would focus more on public service and deficit reduction.

House Republic Supreme Court Dan Quayle Ross Perot Bush Buckley Vs Tony Mitchell Bush- Quayle Tony Perot Jerry Brown

Dream cars and who deserves one

A writer muses on the idea of deserving luxury cars and ponders what deeds might justify owning an expensive vehicle. She recalls seeing a Mercedes with a Dserv ed plate and later a Rolls Royce with TwshU12, reflecting on generosity and frustration in everyday life.

Historic U.S. Independence Declared and West Point Opened

On July 4 1776 the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence marking a new nation. In 1802 the United States Military Academy officially opened at West Point New York establishing a long standing military training institution.

Continental Congress U.S. Military Academy West Point N.Y

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