City considers changing trash pickup to cut yard waste
Lawrence debates a plan from the recycling advisory board to reduce general trash pickups to once a week and use the other weekly run for yard waste. The proposal aims to boost composting, lower costs, and curb landfill use while weighing resident convenience and service levels.
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Talk Show Politics Lights Camera Campaign
The 1992 presidential race features heavy use of talk shows as a campaign tool led by Ross Perot with appearances from Clinton and Bush. Call in formats resemble debates, exposing candidates to real people questions while challenging polished ads. The era raises concerns about genuine accountability versus television appeal.
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Lawrence City Commission debates refund of 80000 water planning fee
Lawrence City Commission members favored returning about 80000 collected from the city’s water planning fee to utility customers. The June 14, 1882 Lawrence Journal notes sewer and storm culvert work on West Warren Street (now 9th) has made the area lively.
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Journal World publisher details and subscription rates
The fragment lists names associated with the Journal World and gives publisher and editor roles along with extensive subscription pricing. It mentions daily publication by a Kansas company, contact details, and various carrier, motor route, and mail rates for different regions and durations.
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Mati Elxewhara
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Privatization spreads from roads to schools in broader shift
A shift toward privatization spans toll roads airports and mass transit to schools and municipal services. The piece notes private toll roads in Virginia, New York schools contracting with Minneapolis firms, and Britain under Thatcher selling state assets to curb costs and broaden ownership. It frames privatization as a lasting policy option rather than a fringe idea.
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Water guns spark debate over real gun dangers
A column argues high powered water pistols distract from genuine gun violence. It notes deaths from real firearms, cites a Boston mayor's call for bans, and contrasts public fear with national stats on black youths shot by guns, urging consistent policy priorities.
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Raymond Flynn
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America
Peace Corps appoints Elaine Chao as new chief and energy rises
Washington reports a modernization of the Peace Corps under Elaine Chao. The agency plans a 200 million dollar annual budget supporting 6,000 overseas workers in over 90 countries. Baltic English teaching starts, with expansion toward Russia Ukraine and Central Asia amid growing interest and stricter staff term limits.
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Ukraine
Central Asia
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