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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1999
Page
7
Northwest Lawrence residents complain of a persistent low frequency vibration near the Lawrence Energy Center. KPL suspects lower grade coal and heightened 4000 horsepower fan vibration, but offers no firm fix or cost details. Residents demand action, possibly buyout if nuisance continues.
On March 23 1775 Patrick Henby urged independence from Britain to the Virginia Provincial Convention saying Give me liberty or give me death. In 1792 Joseph Haydns Surprise Symphony premiered in London and in 1806 Lewis and Clark began their return from the Pacific after reaching the coast.
The piece analyzes Henry Cisneros facing charges for false statements to the FBI amid a background check during his 1993 HUD nomination. It contrasts his case with Monica Lewinsky’s notoriety, discusses payoffs and jobs offered to others, notes Barrett’s pursuit costs, and debates the fate of the independent counsel statute as powers clash amid Watergate era scrutiny.
Cal Thomas surveys Bill Clinton's public record of denials and admissions, listing episodes from 1992 to 1998 that the columnist portrays as lies. The piece frames truthfulness under oath as a central issue, contrasting Clinton's statements with later admissions and actions in foreign and domestic policy.
A reader argues that evolution facts exist independent of theories and cites examples from medicine agriculture and natural history. The letter contrasts scientific explanations such as natural selection and genetic inheritance with creationist views and notes Journal World letters policies.
In 1974 Charles and Lillian Goble retire from the family grocery business after 39 years of service. In 1959 Mark Felt, then head of the Kansas City FBI office, urged Rotarians to foster greater understanding and cooperation among law enforcement agencies.
On March 23, 1899 the Eldridge House, famed Kansas hostelry, was sold by a Chicago owner to M Conn for 35000 dollars. Conn, long the operator, becomes owner and plans continued improvements. The sale is seen as good news for Lawrence and its hotel reputation. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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