Matter of manners at the dinner table valued for social success
Teaching manners remains essential as proper dining behavior influences impressions in business and social settings. The piece notes common lapses such as wearing baseball caps indoors and the shift to backward caps, stressing that good manners endure despite trends.
Notable historical anniversary events from March timelines
On March 4 1789 the Constitution took effect as the first Federal Congress met in New York before adjourning for lack of quorum. Other events include the 1829 White House mob during Jackson’s inaugural reception, 1917 Jeannette Rankin becoming the first woman in the House, 1933 Frances Perkins as first female cabinet member, 1952 Ronald Reagan and Nancy Davis wed, 1977 deadly earthquake in Europe, 1992 Middle East talks in Washington with Israel rejecting Palestinian elections, and 1996 a Tel Aviv bombing killing 13.
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Florida gun laws blamed for a deadly tragedy
Tom Fiedler argues Florida lax gun purchase rules enabled an illegal sale to Palestinian tourist Ali Abu Kamal, who bought a handgun with minimal checks using a motel address and ended two lives including rock musician Chris Burmeister. He contrasts New York’s stricter process and cites international homicide rates to call for tighter controls and universal gun-sale restrictions.
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Chirac seeks steady path in fraught France US ties
Paris signals no future clash with Washington as Jacques Chirac pushes a cautious diplomacy to manage NATO reform and future cooperation. He rules out a love or war scenario, notes technical issues in NATO command shifts, and favors high level talks with Britain France Germany and Russia to ease tensions.
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Periodicals postage paid and press affiliations
USPS code indicates periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas. Note lists memberships in Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press as part of newspaper affiliations.
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Public Forum urges voters to exercise April 1 ballot rights
In a Public Forum letter Margaret Gordon urges all Lawrence residents to vote in the April 1 election, noting only about a quarter of registered voters participated previously. She argues voting by mail is available, stresses that every vote counts, and reminds readers of the Journal-World letters policy and submission guidelines.
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Lawrence legislators push for productive 1972 session outcomes
The Lawrence delegation in the Kansas Legislature led by Sen Arden Booth and Reps John Vogel and Morris Kay, all Republicans, anticipated final tabulations showing a strong and productive session. Kansas University sabbatical leave policy underwent study to improve morale amid faculty discontent.
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Kansas Beats Colorado To Boost Title Hopes
Kansas University's basketball team, twice beaten, edged Colorado 68-57 to strengthen its conference title chances and pursue an NCAA title. The season spotlight centers on Kansas and North Carolina as leading contenders for the NCAA finals.
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University salaries debated in 1897 World editorial
The Lawrence World argues against a 20 percent salary cut for university staff, urging economizing by trimming minor positions rather than harming top instructors. It insists the current system overworks assistants and that reducing them would free funds to pay senior faculty, done sooner rather than later.
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