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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1994

Page

9

Media tactics in the Simpson case spark debate

Opinion argues defense use of media and a toll free number to solicit tips may shape perceptions and juror views. It warns such high priced tactics risk turning the trial into headlines unless they uncover verifiable evidence.

O.J. Simpson Simpson O.J

Notable events remembered across anniversaries

A chronicle recalls key moments from history including Apollo 11’s return trajectory in 1969, Cleveland’s 1796 founding, Spooner born in 1844, the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing, Wiley Post’s solo circumnavigation, Dillinger’s death in 1934, 1942 gasoline rationing, Patton’s Palermo capture, 1975 Lee citizenship vote, Isama Momtaza’s and Irene van der Laan’s swims, Palestinian classroom return, Miyazawa resignation.

Neil Armstrong Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin Michael Collins Cleveland Ohio Moses Cleaveland William Archibald Spooner London San Francisco Wiley Post John Dillinger Chicago Biograph Theater Atlantic Seaboard George S. Patton Palermo Sicily U.S. House of Representatives Senate Robert E. Lee Isama Ahmed Momtaza Egypt English Channel Irene van der Laan Netherlands West Bank Kiichi Miyazawa Liberal Democrats

Journal-World staff and masthead listing

The article lists journal staff roles headed by Dolph C. Simons Jr as Editor and Publisher and Ralph Gage as General Manager with Dolph Simons III Operations Manager Dan Simons and Donna Wiley as Controller Dallas Dolan Production Manager William Sutcliffe Circulation Manager and the Postmaster note. It also states mailbox address, USPS classification, and ABCA AP memberships.

Dolph C. Simons Jr Ralph Gage Dolph Simons III Dan Simons New Ventures Donna Wiley Dallas Dolan William Sutcliffe

New Bosnia phase feared as Serbs resist peace plan

A looming shift in Bosnia risked a deeper U S military and political role if Serbs reject a peacemaking proposal granting Muslims and Croats 51 percent of the territory. The plan would extend safe areas, widen air power use, and pressure lifts on the arms embargo, with NATO actions possible and potential UN force redeployments.

Bosnia Russia United States Croatia U.S Bush Clinton Britain France Germany U.N Sarajevo Gorazde NATO Serbia Drina River David Gompert Soviet Union Gompert Slobodan Milosevic Europe London

Congress should live under the laws it passes

The piece argues Congress should share the same health care and workplace protections as other employers. It notes exemptions from numerous laws, warns of higher costs to taxpayers, and calls for floor debate before recess to align congressional rules with public law.

Waco Tex Congress U.S John Glenn Congressional House Thomas S. Foley D-Wash Senate United States

Public Forum on NEPA and Marys Lake impacts

Lena Johnson-Davis argues NEPA only requires procedure, not substantive review, enabling growth over environmental costs. She criticizes Haskell and KDOT findings on wildlife habitat and recreation near 31st Street, Mary's Lake, and the trafficway. She urges citizen action with the Coalition to Preserve Our Wetlands.

Judge Crow South Lawrence NEPA Haskell Indian Nations University Kansas Department of Transportation KDOT 31St Street Baker and Haskell EIS Mary’s Lake Kansas Lena Johnson-Davis Box

Old Home Town: South Junior High Delays and Summer Woes

Problems linger at South Junior High as a year of delays and glitches fouls completion before September, while Broken Arrow School requires only minor corrections. Paint in the wading pool highlights ongoing disruption at the new facility during a hot summer. On July 22, 1894, Lawrence Journal urged road rules to curb buggy and train conflicts and encourage safe conduct.

South Junior High School Broken Arrow School Bernard Voges South Lawrence Journal Watkins Community Museum

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