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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1998

Page

8

Lawrence Mourns Bus Zook A Leader Of Chamber Legacy

Former Lawrence Chamber of Commerce manager Secretary E R Bus Zook died Tuesday after 18 years in the post from 1944 to 1966 He steered Lawrence from the wartime era into growth building downtown retail and recruiting industry He was forthright sometimes controversial but he kept pushing for a better city and inspired successors to be outcomes driven rather than merely agreeable.

E. R. “Bus Zook Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Lawrence University Chamber Chamber of Commerce Han

1876 Battle of the Little Bighorn and Key 18th to 20th Century U.S. Events

The text recalls the June 25 1876 defeat of Lt Col George A Custer and the Seventh Cavalry at Little Bighorn by Sioux and Cheyenne forces in Montana. It notes Virginia ratifying the Constitution in 1788 and a series of historical events including 1868 readmissions, 1942 RAF raids on Bremen, 1948 Dewey Warren ticket, and 1962 school prayer ruling in New York.

George A. Custer of the Little Bighorn Montana Virginia U.S Florida Alabama Louisiana Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Royal Air Force Bremen Germany Philadelphia California Earl Warren Thomas E. Dewey Supreme Court New York State

Tobacco moguls spin ads to shield bill and mislead

Boston columnist Eton Goodman decries a $40 million ad campaign by tobacco firms that reframed an anti-tobacco bill as a tax on the working class, arguing the lobby’s influence swayed senators, while previews potential lawsuits and renewed health warnings amid ongoing political battles.

Boston Senate Virginia Slims Dorals Joe Six-Pack Joe Camel Federal Drug Administration Clinton Department of Health and Human Services RJR Philip Morris C. Everett Koop American Medical Assn Marlboro Eton Goodman Boster Globe

First live Internet birth draws attention and ire

Leonard Pitts critiques the online birth broadcast on the American Health Network site and JenniCAM, noting privacy concerns and the public spectacle of private moments. He contrasts nostalgia for private life with the Net’s voyeurism, questioning the value of broadcast labors and births. The column ends with his remark on preferring not to see even Alfred’s birth photos.

Lori Alfred Quentin Tarantino American Health Network Fresno Jennicam Washington Mirabeth Jenni Alfred’s Leonard Pitts The Miami Herald

Journal-World Postmaster Address Change Notice

Journal-World requests readers send address changes to BO Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888 US Postal Service periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas. The paper notes its membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press.

Journal-World Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Compromise urged as board splits on school mergers

Carla Saathoff urges district to seek non detrimental budget cuts and avoid cross town busing while criticizing three board members who oppose mergers yet back distant transportation. She praises Leni Salkind and Maley Wilkins for a bond proposal to fund a new school and notes boundary changes displaced over 80 students.

Leni Salkind Maley Wilkins Woodlawn Grant Deerfield Schwegler Wakarusa Carla Saathoff Biltmore Dr

Eisenhower nominees Kansas City judge pick 1958

Lawrence community figures remembered in 1958 when Arthur Stanley Jr. of Kansas City Kansas, well known locally, was nominated by President Eisenhower for a federal district judgeship. The Lawrence Journal from June 25 1898 printed AH Griesa’s letter praising paved streets while noting excessive shade from large trees hinders street access and air flow, urging tree cutting if needed.

Arthur Stanley Jr Kansas City Kan Lawrence-Kansas University Dwight Eisenhower Lawrence Journal AH. Griesa Griesa Washington D.C Watkins Community Museum

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