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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1996
Page
7
A Valdivostok report shows near-starvation among about 100 conscripts as armies face half rations. Units lack food funds, officers beg for pensions, and desperate military personnel turn to crime or extortion while nuclear stockpiles loom as a risk.
Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer marry at St Pauls Cathedral London on July 29 1981 in a wedding watched worldwide. In a separate note the patron saint of Norway King Olaf the First is said to have died in battle in 1030.
Georgie Anne Geyer argues that the Anonymous episode around Joe Klein and Primary Colors exposes a fixation on sensationalism and punishment in journalism. The piece attacks elite media for pursuing scandal over substantive inquiry and highlights the Boorda case as a warning.
The world's largest brown egg producer DeCoster Egg Farms faces a $3.6 million fine after Labor Department findings of 10 hour shifts paid as 3.5 hours, dilapidated housing, and denied medical care for injured workers. OSHA cites inhumane conditions, with subsidies from the U.S. government aiding the company. DeCoster denies fault, pledging corrective action.
A short masthead line notes periodicals postage paid in Lawrence Kansas. It lists affiliations as a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press. It appears as a standard newspaper imprint indicating circulation standards and AP affiliation.
In a public letter to The Journal World Joyce Grover, WTCS president, urges community focus on domestic violence following two deadly and threatening cases in Douglas County and Lawrence. She highlights court and law enforcement efforts, calls for stronger enforcement, and promotes WTCS support services including a 24 hour crisis line.
In 1971 the Douglas County tax levy for 1972 was set at 28 195 mills, up 1 32 mills from 1971. Local interest swells with over 10 000 Lawrence residents eligible to vote in the upcoming primary. The Lawrence World notes the new bath house at 908 Massachusetts Street run by H. Smith with Prof. Robinson in charge, amid plans for a private club with dumbbell exercises and rub-down services. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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