Farmers face daily courage in a noble calling
The Journal-World editorial urges readers to consider farmers when frustrated with lawn and garden care. It notes farmers battle weather, pests and soil challenges, relying on knowledge and perseverance to grow food and sustain communities, deeming farming a noble, demanding vocation.
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Las Vegas
Notable historical anniversaries from July 23
Fifty years ago D W Griffith died in Los Angeles at 73. In 1886 Steve Brodie claimed a Brooklyn Bridge plunge. In 1952 Egyptian officers led by Nasser toppled King Farouk. In 1984 Vanessa Williams resigned Miss America over nude photos in Penthouse.
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D.W. Griffith
East
Los Angeles
New York
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Farouk I
Vanessa Williams
Penthouse
Global funds pour into U S markets as Asian woes push investors home
Washington Post columnist Jie Hoagland notes Asia's troubles push capital to American equities. He cites Daimler Chrysler’s expansion, Greenspan’s policies, and growing U S regulatory credibility as factors behind a summer rally. He warns the foreign factor brings both strength and vulnerability.
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Washington
America
U.S
General Motors
Asia
Japan
Russia
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Daimler- Chrysler
Detroit
Germany
Chrysler
Daimler-Benz
Daimler
Jurgen
Greenspan
Federal Reserve System
European Central Bank
Fed
Italy
France
Europe
Thailand
Indonesia
South Korea
May
Jie Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group
Gays, not critics, need care say writer in Miami Herald
Leonard Pitts argues that conservatives push anti gay ads and claim cures for homosexuality, while portraying gays as a threat to society. He defends the right to live privately and urges tolerance, noting that Americans favor live and let live while questioning religious coercion.
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Hell
Leonard Pitts
The
Miami Herald
Kansas unit legacy shines in proud Scroggins photo
Reader praises a Sunday Journal World photo of C E Sonny Scroggins and corrects the caption with Kansas ties to the 1st Kansas Colored Volunteer Infantry. The letter notes Island Mound engagement in October 1862, the unit’s Black and former slave composition, and plans for a reenactment group and Capitol mural.
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Sonny” Scroggins
Journal World
Kansas
Washington, D.C
Scroggins
54Th Massachusetts
Washington
1St
Kansas Colored Volunteer Infantry
Topeka
Lawrence
Wyandotte County
Capitol
Wayne Wildcat
Kansas Colored
UMKC
Christine L. Reinhard
Merion Ct
Old Home Town Joseph W Murray Critically Injured in Crash
Joseph W. Murray longtime head of the Journal-World news and editorial department until his 1956 retirement suffered critical injuries in a one car accident about 12 miles northwest of Lawrence on Wellman Road.
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Joseph W. Murray
Journal-World News
Lawrence
Wellman Road
Lawrence World criticizes state education reforms in 1898
On July 23 1898 the Lawrence World argues against a four year high school plan saying the proposed study by a committee without accountability would burden high schools while the state funded university deserves respect. It asserts the university would suffer if the new course is adopted and claims teachers push the plan against taxpayers.
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County
Kansas
U.S
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Lawrence World
Watkins Community Museum
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