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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1998
Page
6
City officials hope the Eagle Bend course will meet optimistic projections from a consultant. Opening week rates and phased opening set, with concerns about river contamination and flood risk.
June dates mark pivotal events from 1945 Okinawa ending to 1970 Nixon lowering voting age. notable items include Hudson mutiny in 1611, Napoleon's abdication in 1815, Arkansas readmission in 1868, DOJ creation in 1870, Louis Schmeling rematch in 1945, Paris armistice in 1940, Soviet invasion in 1941, G I Bill in 1944, and 18 year old vote law in 1970.
Washington column recounts Republican mobilization against using statistical sampling to adjust 2000 census results, aiming to curb minority undercount. It notes court tests, funding battles, and a high-stakes political clash involving Hofeller, Norquist, and civil rights advocates in Capitol Hill and the courts.
Jim Hoagland argues the nine day visit to Beijing will not alter China policy but will erode Clinton's credibility. He says critics seize on treason claims while noting corporate spin, human rights rhetoric, and the ceremonial Tiananmen backdrop signal broader political aims.
Dolph Simons Sr. served as publisher from 1944 to 1962 and editor from 1950 to 1979 at the World Company in Lawrence Kansas. The notice lists daily publication, contact numbers, and subscription rates for carrier, motor carrier and mail delivery across Douglas County to nationwide services with various 12 week and yearly prices.
A reader-friendly roster lists key newsroom and management personnel for the Journal-World, including editors, department heads, and the publisher. It notes historic figures and post office details, with affiliations to the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Readers criticize district policy changes and a secret teacher contract vote as undemocratic. They urge stopping the bond to fund a new school, warn against overcrowding, and oppose tax rises while calling for fiscal restraint and community unity. Susan Wolfe and Robert Lemon sign letters urging voters to resist bond issues and tax increases.
The 1898 Lawrence Journal editorial notes a Washington report seeking 100000 more troops. It claims volunteers will be sent to the front, marking the shift from celebration to active conflict with bullets replacing bouquets.
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