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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1995
Page
10
A Kansas poll shows education leading as the state’s most important issue with 23 percent, followed by taxes and spending at 22 percent. The piece notes funding challenges for state universities, salary delays for Kansas University faculty, and worries that low raises could hurt morale and enrollment.
June 25 1876 Custer and the 7th Cavalry were wiped out at Little Bighorn in Montana. Virginia ratified the Constitution in 1788. Several former Confederate states readmitted in 1868. 1888 Republican Convention nominated Benjamin Harrison. 1906 Stanford White killed by Harry Thaw. 1942 RAF bombed Bremen. 1950 Korean War begins. 1951 CBS airs first color telecast. 1962 unofficial prayer ruled unconstitutional in New York schools. 1975 Mozambique gains independence. 1981 male draft registration upheld.
The notice lists publication origin at World Company Lawrence Kansas with Sixth and New Hampshire streets and provides contact numbers for subscriptions and customer service. It also gives diverse subscription rates by carrier mail and region, plus staff roles including editor and managers.
A 1955 Smith College address by Adlai Stevenson frames gender roles and national policies. The piece surveys shifting values from 55 mph federal limits to 65, energy debates, and federalism battles, noting how safety, energy, and culture reshape law and public opinion. It argues that beliefs are shaped by era and ideology, echoing the 1955 cohort’s influence.
In Paris during the air show Moss, codename for an East Berlin born former Stasi operative, recounts her forced recruitment, two inch thick file, and a daring 1983 escape to West Berlin. Now in Los Angeles as a stand-up comic, she reflects on reunified Germany and a sly jab about invading France.
Cox News Service reports Newt Gingrich studies chimpanzee behavior, using de Waal's Chim chimpanzee Politics as a guide to leadership. The piece compares Gingrich to Reagan and Clinton, noting power plays, alliances, and a brutal leadership arc within a hypothetical chimp world.
In 1970 Lawrence abolished the public safety director post. Richard Stanwix, formerly police superintendent, became permanent police chief, while F. C. Sanders remained fire chief. Gilbert Smith, who resigned after a controversy, had been the first and only public safety director briefly. Perry Lake facilities were subpar yet lake traffic was heavy with over 100000 visitors in May.
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