Gore and Gore 2000 bid faces Clinton era fallout
Washington columnist notes Al Gore's lingering baggage from the Clinton era as he eyes a 2000 presidential bid. Critics, led by Lamar Alexander, argue Gore has echoed Clinton's ethical cloud and lacks demonstrated readiness for a hard campaign without a Clinton safety net.
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Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Clinton
al Gore
Washington
Gore
Lamar Alexander
Alexander
Monica Lewinsky
Ken Starr
U.S
World Cup Brings Nations Alive in Soccer Identity
Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland argues the World Cup reasserts the nation state’s pull despite globalization. The tournament showcases national loyalty through players and fans from 32 countries, with moments from Paraguay’s Chilavert to Nigeria and Yugoslavia highlighting culture, politics, and personal resolve on the world stage.
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France
CIA
Miles Copeland
Jake
Paraguay
Alfredo Stroessner
Jose Luis Chilavert
Chilavert
Slobodan Milosevic
Jim Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group
Transition planning sets tone for presidency in study
The Dallas Morning News outlines findings from Charles Jones on presidential transitions, comparing Carter Clinton and Reagan. It highlights how fast decisive appointments and insider staff work matter, noting Nixon and Reagan as models, while Clinton’s late choices hindered early governance and timing.
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Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carter
Bill Clinton
White House
Clinton
Ronald Reagan
California
Pkins
Charles Jones
Brookings Institution
University of Wisconsin
Jones
Richard Nixon
Reagan
James Baker
Washington
George Bush
Baker
Carl P. Leubsdorf
The
Dallas Morning News
W.C Simons Publisher 1871 1952 Journal World Postmaster
W C Simons (1871 1952) publisher 1891 1944 served as postmaster. Send address changes to Journal World P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888. Periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Journal-World
P.O
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Stolen beach ball prompts reader letter to editor
A brief letter from Justin Cooper of Overbrook describes losing a blowup beach ball at Lone Star Lake after a swim. The second letter from Shirley and Stan Harris praises Lawrence Kansas for good people after a wallet found near Lone Star Lake was returned with all belongings intact.
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Lone Star Lake
Justin Cooper
Overbrook
Lawrence
Texas
Pleasant Grove
Baldwin
Lone Star
Walmart
Kansas
Shirley
Stan Harris
Seminole
Haskell college plans face funding delay in Washington
Planning bind delays funds for Haskell Indian Junior College building projects set to finish by fall. City commission reviews trash collection concerns over private hauler use by locals. Kansas University Alumni Association hosts 600 plus guests for Archie Dykes welcome. Council Oak in Council Grove toppled by wind, recalling 1825 treaty under the oak enabling Santa Fe Trail use. Lawrence World in 1898 warned of ongoing international tensions following territorial ambitions. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Washington
City Commission
Kansas University Alumni Association
Archie Dykes
Nancy
Council Grove
Lawrence World
U.S
Watkins Community Museum
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