KU and UK blues over Hemenway rivalry in NCAA run
Kansas University chancellor elect Robert Hemenway faces a conflict of loyalty as his previous role at Kentucky places the Wildcats in the NCAA tournament while his upcoming duties at Kansas University position him for the Midwest region. His choices hinge on team progress and alumni support as both programs pursue a national title.
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Robert Hemenway
Kansas University
Hemenway
University of Kentucky
Seattle
Kansas City
Kentucky
Arkansas
Kansas
Iowa State
Jayhawks
Wildcats
U.S
Notable 19th Century Milestones in World History
A compact timeline lists pivotal events from 1815 to 1999 including Napoleon's return to Paris in 1815, U.S. Supreme Court review in Martin v Hunter's Lessee in 1816, Ibsen's birth in 1828, Siam-US treaty in 1833, U.S. Marines in Nicaragua in 1896, Martha Place’s execution in 1899, Westinghouse strike end in 1956, John Lennon and Yoko Ono marriage in 1969, AZT approval in 1987, Libby Riddles winning the Iditarod in 1999, and El Salvador's first postwar election in 2000.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
England
Henry the IV
Henry the Fifth
Sir Isaac Newton
London
Napoleon Bonaparte
Paris
U.S. Supreme Court
Martin v. Hunter
Henrik Ibsen
United States
Siam
Thailand
Bangkok
U.S
Nicaragua
Martha M. Place
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sing Sing
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
Gibraltar
Food and Drug Administration
Libby Riddles
Teller
Alaska
Anchorage
Nome
el Salvador
Armando Calderon Sol
Arena Party
Journal-World masthead and staff listings
Journal-World editorial staff and management details including editor and publisher Dolph C. Simons Jr, general manager Ralph Gage, deputy editor Bill Snead, news editor John Taylor, editorial page editor Ann Gardner, advertising manager Mark Chaney, circulation manager Dolph Simons III, operations manager Dan Simons, new ventures Donna Wiley, controller Dallas Dolan, production manager, and postal information. Also lists postmaster address and AP and ABC memberships.
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Shed Loy Dolph C. Simons Jr
Ralph Gage
Bill Snead
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
Tom Fisher
Mark Chaney
Dolph Simons
Ili
Dan Simons
New Ventures
Donna Wiley
Dallas Dolan
Veterans' welfare as sacred cow in Washington clash
A critique of veterans programs and VA spending contrasts Republican budget cuts with Clintons push for expanded veterans aid and pork. It argues veterans lobby influence, calls for voucher care, and notes political maneuvers over funding including earth quake relief and AmeriCorps offsets.
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William Safire
Veterans’ Programs
Mr. Safire
Clinton
Brown
U.S. Army
House
GOP
Americorps
California
Pete Wilson
America’s pop heroes surface in high profile trials
In the Dr. Simpson murder trial and public glare, Mark Fuhrman’s wobbly stand tests credibility amid Bailey’s cross examination. Lance Ito’s courtroom control is questioned. Bass defends his Yale donation amid controversy over focusing on Western civilization. Cisneros faces resignation calls over FBI lie allegations. Clinton remains resilient as pressure mounts while Jordan returns to the Bulls, shifting public focus from the trial to sports heroics.
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Mark Fuhrman
F. Lee Bailey
Fuhrman
Bailey
Lance Ito
Ito
Simpson
Marcia Clark
Bass
Fort Worth
Yale University
Yale
Henry Cisneros
San Antonio
Cisneros
FBI
Clinton
Bill Clinton
United States
Republican Congress
Michael Jordan
Chicago Bulls
Jerry Jones
Dallas Cowboys
Jordan
O.J. Simpson
Lawrence Journal-World Public Forum letters mix politics and praise
A reader denounces liberal and centrist critics as extremists while praising Christian conservatives and lamenting perceived liberal overreach. The piece includes a Lawrence High School basketball note from coach Jack Schreiner thanking the community and a Letters Policy outlining submission rules for public commentary.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Jack Schreiner
LHS
Journal-World
Kansas University enrolls 16 638 in spring term record
Official spring semester enrollment at the Lawrence campus reaches 16 638, a new record, with KU Medical Center in Kansas City adding another 1 426. A 62 year old sewer document surfaces in a local abstractor’s files. Original sewer system measured 9.5 miles at about 50 cents per foot. by 1955 Lawrence had 75 miles and costs rose to 4.50 to 5 dollars per foot.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas County
Kansas Counties
Kansas City
United States
Kansas University
KU Medical Center
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Wheeler
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund
VFW
Department of Veterans Affairs
Jesse Brown
America
Journal- World
Thomas E. Graves
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