Police Grievances Prompt Public Scrutiny In Lawrence
Police negotiators warn that internal grievance procedures and a city appointed citizens review board may fail to protect officers from supervisor abuse. They threaten to go public to expose potential flaws, arguing transparency is needed to preserve effective law enforcement in Lawrence.
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Citizens Board
Citizens Review Board
Lawrence
Notable historical milestones from the 20th century and earlier
Timeline highlights events: 1947 George C. Marshall unveils aid plan at Harvard later known as the Marshall Plan. 1723 Adam Smith born in Kirkcaldy. 1783 Montgolfier brothers demo hot air balloon in Annonay. 1884 Sherman declines GOP nomination. 1917 massive WWI draft registration begins. 1933 US abandons gold standard. 1968 RFK shot after California primary. 1975 Suez Canal reopens to international shipping.
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Harvard University
Europe
Adam Smith
Bor
Kirkcaldy
Scotland
Joseph
Jacques Montgolfier
Annonay
France
William T. Sherman
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
California
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Egypt
Suez Canal
Israel
French vote reverberates across Europe and NATO
Washington dispatch notes France’s parliamentary election shock as Chirac’s conservative bloc loses control, inviting a socialist led government and delaying NATO reintegration and Maastricht plans. The piece quotes observers on French political volatility and global economic impact.
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Washington
France
Jacques Chirac
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Francois Mitterrand
Chirac
Alain Juppe
Europe
Assembly
Jospin
Emmanuel de Margerie
Juppe
Greens
Mitterrand
Grand Temps
Jim Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group
Study claims divorce hurts children across generations
Los Angeles Times Syndicate columnist Gal Thomas discusses a 25 year study by Judith Wallerstein and Julia Lewis on middle and upper middle class Marin County families. It finds long lasting emotional scars, higher drug and alcohol use, early sexual activity, reduced education and unstable views on marriage among children of divorce. The piece argues divorce culture denied lasting damage despite evidence and calls for accountability.
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Richard Nixon
Bill Clinton
Marin County
California
Judith Wallerstein
Julia Lewis
San Francisco State University
Wallerstein and
Lewis
Wallerstein
Barbara DaFoe Whitehead
Gal Thomas
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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Publisher contact details and employee titles for the Journal World in Lawrence Kansas. includes street address Sixth and New Hampshire, mailing box 888, phone numbers, and subscription rates by carrier mail and region. lists staff positions and postmaster address. notes USPS periodical and ABC/AP memberships.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County
Kansas Counties
Kansas City
United States
Journal-World
P.O
Ljworld.com
North Lawrence arts site urged for city center plebiscite
Readers urge the arts center board to add a North Lawrence location to its list of potential sites. They praise riverfront views and Union Pacific area improvements, and offer to share further suggestions while stressing the bridge role in uniting city sectors. Letters also note leaders Robert Ohlen and Brad Tate and commend their community contributions.
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Arts Center Board
North Lawrence
Union Pacific
Sarah Trulove
James Woelfel
Ala
Barbara Watkins
Westwood Rd
Robert Ohlen
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Brad Tate
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Bob Billings
St. Andrews
Hallmark Names Payne to Kansas City Executive Post
Robert D. Payne, 47, longtime manager of the Lawrence Hallmark Cards production center since 1958, receives a new executive post in Kansas City. Roger Hill, 32, formerly production manager here, will succeed Payne in Lawrence. Hill is a KU graduate and former Jayhawks football player.
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Robert D. Payne
Lawrence
Kansas judged on tariff stance in gypsum debate
The June 5 1897 Lawrence Journal editorial contrasts Kansas and Missouri votes on gypsum tariffs. It questions Kansas’s policy while noting Missouri’s lifelong pattern of favorable outcomes, framing Kansas as a doubtful state seeking more than before. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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Lawrence Journal
Kansas
Kansas City Journal
Missouri
Watkins Community Museum
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