No hiding place in the Persian Gulf era warns by Lt. Gen. Zinni
Editorial cautions that U S troops remain at risk from terrorists in the Persian Gulf and at home. Lt Gen Anthony Zinni says future attacks will come as attempts to make statements. He notes ongoing vigilance, stronger security, and the danger of weapons of mass destruction.
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Marine Corps
Anthony Zinni
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Persian Gulf
Khobar Towers
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
USS
Zinni
U.S. CentralCommand
Bill Clinton
Gulf
Khobars Towers
Riyadh
Iran
Iraq
Armed Forces
Bastille Storm and Speck Murders Mark Historic Days
On July 14 1789 Parisians stormed the Bastille freeing seven prisoners as the French Revolution gathered pace. In 1966 Richard Speck killed eight student nurses in a Chicago dormitory and died in prison in 1991 at age 49.
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Paris
Bastille
Richard Speck
Chicago
Speck
Balancing budget plan gains cautious momentum in Congress
David Broder notes Rep. Stenholm and a bipartisan group push the Budget Enforcement Act to lock in annual budget limits. The plan links revenues, spending, and major programs like Social Security and Medicare, with automatic tax cut suspensions if targets slip. Supporters argue it could balance the budget by 2002 or sooner, while opposition warns of uneven protections for entitlement programs.
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Stenholm
Sexan
House
Congress
Capitol
Gramm-Latta
Gramm-Rudman
Gramm- Rudman
Washington
Pentagon
Joe Barton
R-Tex
David Minge
Dminn
Senate
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Cigar Revival Sparks Health Debate in Boston Globe
Ellen Goodman notes a cigar resurgence amid anti smoking efforts. She highlights rising cigar ads in upscale culture, warnings about nicotine and cancer risks, and new public health labeling plans. She cites CDC findings on teen cigar use and observes industry resilience as cigars re-enter social life.
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Boston
RJR
Joe Camel
Big Ad
Cigar Aficionado
Claudia Schiffer
Alpha One
Havana
Centers For Disease Control
C. Everett Koop
David Kessler
Massachusetts
San Francisco
American Cancer Society
Tobacco
Ellen Goodman
Boston Globe
Periodicals note credits and affiliations in Lawrence paper
A printer credit line lists USPS 306-520 periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas. It notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and affiliation with the Associated Press.
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Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Merhiber
The
Associated Press
Parking proposal draws blunt critique in Lawrence letter
Marshall R. Martin argues against higher meter rates and fines for downtown Lawrence parking. He warns increased costs deter shoppers and tourists, opposes removing the two hour free lot, and urges retaining reasonable rates. He notes meters not enforced after 5:30 pm and supports first come first served parking.
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Lawrence
Marshall R. Martin
Gustin-Bacon group project underway in Santa Fe Park
The Gustin-Bacon Group of Certainteed Products Corp begins construction on a 12.5 acre site in Santa Fe Industrial Park with a $13 million annual payroll and 100 employees, aiming to open by early 1973. KU hires Cyrus C. DeCoster to Romance Languages, replacing William Shoemaker who becomes chair of Spanish and French at KU. J Neale Carman named KU language chairman. Also notes a 1897 reprint of A Good Rebuke from the Kansas City Journal about J D Bowersock and a WCTU protest over a cigarette sign on city billboards in Lawrence.
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Gustin-Bacon Group
Certainteed Products Corp
Santa Fe
Kansas University
Cyrus C. DeCoster
Carleton College
William Shoemaker
J. Neale Carman
Lawrence World
Kansas City Journal
J.D. Bowersock
Lawrence
W.C.T.U
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Watkins Community
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