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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1998

Page

6

Iwo Jima Memorial Sparks Debate Over Kitsch Label

J Carter Brown called the Iwo Jima Memorial kitsch drawing sharp ire from veterans and the public. Critics argue Rosenthal’s photo and the flag raising statue memorialize a defining World War II moment, while Brown defends his critique as miscontextualized.

J. Carter Brown National Gallery of Art Washington U.S. Marine Corps Iwo Jima Memorial Iwo Jima Brown Rosenthal Pacific U.S

Saint Patrick Died in Saul and Key Historical Dates

The record recalls St. Patrick’s traditional death in Saul on March 17, 461. It notes the 1776 British evacuation of Boston during the Revolutionary War. It marks Eleanor Roosevelt’s 1905 marriage to Franklin D. Roosevelt in New York and Theodore Roosevelt’s 1906 muckraker term in a Gridiron Club speech in Washington, D.C.

A.D Patrick Ireland Saul Boston Eleanor Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt New York Theodore Roosevelt Gridiron Club Washington, D.C

Clinton scandal deepens as Willey tapes shrink denials

Washington column notes Kathleen Willey’s testimony and Monica Lewinsky tapes intensify scrutiny of President Clinton. It questions perjury risk, possible obstruction, and the public’s acceptance of private misconduct with potential political consequences. George Will weighs in on the White House drama and partisan reactions.

Washington Kathleen Willey Clinton Bill Clinton Willey Bob Bennett Paula Jones Trooper Perry White House FBI Clinton White House Linda Tripp Monica Lewinsky Lewinsky Nathan Landow Democratic Party Newsweek America Gennifer Flowers George Will Washington Post Writers Group

Quayle Gears Up as Key 2000 Presidential Contender

Dan Quayle appearing on Meet the Press projects a new confidence and strategy for a 2000 GOP bid. He pushes a smaller government, large tax cuts, stronger families, and boosted defense while warning against defense cuts. He defends his White House tenure and critiques Clinton ethics, while signaling a bid to challenge Al Gore.

Dan Quayle NBC Meet the Press Ronald Reagan Quayle America Army Navy White House Clinton Indepen al Gore Cal Thomas Los Angeles Times Syndicate

Periodicals Postage Note and AP Membership Line

A brief publication statement indicating periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas and membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press. The lines identify postal status and affiliations without additional context.

Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Time alters perspective on term limits

A group of 1994 term limit pledge freshmen faces reevaluation as they near the end of their planned three terms. Rep. Matt Salmon and Rep. George Nethercutt question if six years suffice to influence policy while reflecting on seniority and the power of longer tenures. House leaders like Dick Armey revise views seeking longer timelines, and party figures discuss four to five terms as a practical limit. Three-term vows are seen by some as stepping stones toward Senate runs or broader reforms.

Washington Congress Rep Matt Salmon Arizona GOP House Salmon George Nethercutt Thomas Foley Nethercutt Armey Republican National Jim Nicholson Senate Frank Riggs Calif Bob Inglis S.C Linda Smith Wash

Growth of Lawrence Girl Scouts Since 1930

The Lawrence Girl Scout program grew from 87 members when fully organized in 1930 to 744 by 1958. A 1898 Lawrence World note recalled Irish pride on St Patrick’s Day with the line Everybody in town is Irish. Lawrence people are loyal to glorious old St. Patrick. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.

Lawrence Lawrence World St. Patrick Watkins Community Museum

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