Governor faces decision on razing KU houses in Lawrence
Kansas Governor Bill Graves may rule on KU plans to raze three 1300 block Ohio Street homes for scholarship halls amidst opposition from Dread Neighborhood residents and support from KU preservation and historic groups. Critics urge preservation and a compromise while KU cites no feasible alternative.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
Kansas University
Robert Hemenway
Bill Graves
University
Ohio Street
Ku’s
Campus Historic Preservation Board
Lawrence Historic Resources Commission
State
Historic Preservation Officer
Graves
Hemenway
Journal World Stands For Accurate and Fair News
The Journal World pledges accurate and fair reporting with no mixing of opinion and reporting of news. It safeguards citizens' rights regardless of race creed or economic status and supports projects building a better community for all.
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Journal-World
Watergate's Legacy Outlives Deep Throat Identity
David Shribman argues the Deep Throat mystery matters less than Watergate’s enduring impact on distrust in government, campaign finance reform, and the rise of an establishment press. The piece compares the debate to Shakespeare authorship and emphasizes lasting political and cultural changes.
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Washington
Deep Throat
Washington Post
John Dean
Patrick J. Buchanan
Ray Price
Steve Bull
Ron Ziegler
Dean
Nixon
Francis Bacon
Mark Felt
FBI
Watergate
Richard Nixon
Catholic Church
Enron
John Carlin Seen as 1978 Democratic Gov Nominee Bid
Evidence suggested that John Carlin speaker of the Kansas House of Representatives would seek the Democratic nomination for governor in 1978. The item notes potential candidacy and political context in Lawrence and statewide.
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John Carlin
Kansas House of Representatives
Public Forum Letters Rally for Cooperation and KU Budget Critique
Readers urge constructive cooperation between developers and Realtors to reduce costs and avoid overregulation while criticizing floods and tax fears. The letters defend public health funding, school counselors, and KU priorities amid budget cuts and tuition hikes, urging responsible state funding and preservation of the Museum of Anthropology.
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Kory Willis
Develo-Realtors
Develo
Health Department
Douglas County
Kansas University
Museum of Anthropology
15Th
Iowa
Lawrence
David Mora-Marin
Heather Bruce
Journal-World
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Dan Simons
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H.R
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Dallas Dolan
Ed Ciambrone
the World Company
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Bill Clinton
David Shribman
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Tell County
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