Nfl Fight Between Teammates Sparks Violence Debate
A Tuesday Journal-World photo shows a bloodied ex KU defensive tackle Chris Maumalanga after a brutal fistfight with offensive lineman Scott Davis. The incident echoes concerns about violence in sports linked to former star O J Simpson and prompts coaches and players to rethink locker room culture and fan attitudes toward brutality.
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Haskell and KU Expand ROTC Cross Enrolment Deal
A new cross enrollment agreement between Haskell Indian Nations University and Kansas University allows Haskell students to enroll in KU ROTC classes at no charge. Credits earned may transfer back to Haskell or other colleges, with future plans to exchange KU students to Haskell as well. The arrangement aims to boost cooperation and broaden opportunities for students at both institutions.
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Notable historical anniversaries from July 27
On July 27, 1694 the Bank of England received a royal charter as a commercial bank. In 1789 the Department of Foreign Affairs was created as forerunner to the State Department. In 1861 McClellan took command of the Army of the Potomac. Bugs Bunny debuted in A Wild Hare in 1940. The 1953 Korean War armistice was signed at Panmunjom. In 1980 the Shah of Iran died at age 60 during the hostage crisis.
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Journal-World postal and circulation notes
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Health care lobby aims at 90 undecided lawmakers
Millions in advertising target about 60 House and half as many Senators as health care reform fights unfold. Stakeholders from hospitals to insurers push for favorable terms while voters are urged to demand transparency, identify sponsors, and weigh personal health choices against a trillion-dollar bill.
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Suspending disbelief in movies and literature
In Gibsonburg Ohio a narrator discusses urging students to suspend disbelief while noting contemporaries crave violence, sex, and gore seen daily on the news. A personal scene with Sharon and Steve watching The Fugitive reveals differing levels of disbelief and the challenge of enjoying fiction.
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Public Forum on Veterans Benefits and Budget Caps
Richard C. Miller argues that rising federal spending caps will reduce Veterans Administration funding from 16 percent in 1965 to 3.4 percent by 1998 and that means testing under OBRA acts cut veterans from VA hospital care. He urges readers to ask Congress to protect veterans entitlements including pensions hospital care COLAs and medications.
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Moon Dust Quarantine Sparks Navy Health Watch
Six Navy men exposed to moon dust from the Apollo 11 crew were quarantined and studied as experts warned against risks. A civic group discussed citizen law enforcement collaboration to improve streets and neighborhoods. Lawrence lists 10 864 residents eligible for the upcoming primary, with no countywide registration.
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Dusty Weather Hits Lawrence Businesses and Homes
The July 27 1984 Lawrence Journal notes continued south wind bringing heat and pervasive dust that entered every building and covered items. Storekeepers struggled to keep dust from goods while housewives gave up in despair. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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