07 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1994
Page
1
Two environmental organizations warn that chemical plant discharges agricultural runoff and urban waste are destroying the Mississippi River ecosystem and endangering human health, urging action to curb pollution.
A compact quote captures a rare moment of global hope amid ongoing upheaval. The phrase emphasizes resilience and the belief that shared humanity can steer events toward a better outcome.
Lawrence builders expect spring market to carry into year with heavy new home supply. February permits for 42 single family homes push year-to-date to 73, vs 43 in early 1993. Single-family permits total value nears 4.0 million of 4.85 million overall. Subdivisions near construction sites show concentration of new homes.
Prairie Park will sit southeast of 27th and Harper, Sunflower southwest of Clinton Parkway and Inverness Road. Durflinger notes these subdivisions target entry-level housing appealing to young families. See Housing, page 3A.
Kansas University faculty hold the highest average pay among regents universities at 48582 dollars. The Partnership for Excellence ties raises to tuition hikes and aims to lift salaries toward peer levels. If the plan fails, KU stands to lose most, with tuition hikes projected to fund a 6 percent faculty raise and 9 to 13 percent undergraduate increases.
Washington details show Republicans pressing the Whitewater inquiry as top administration officials insist on full cooperation with the special counsel. George Stephanopoulos admits room for improvement while Dee Dee Myers says the president’s agenda will press on. The White House faces scrutiny from Congress and a subpoena memo prompts staff compliance. The Hillary Clinton shredding claim sparks fresh controversy.
The ILO reports global unemployment near 120 million with a broader underemployment crisis. US job gains contrast with Western Europe where nearly half of unemployed have been out of work a year or more. Spain tops industrial nations at 22.7 percent unemployment, while Japan remains at 2.5 percent.
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