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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2004
Page
8
The editorial argues unemployment figures drive campaign debate with Democrats praising the economy while Republicans stress inherited recession and post 9 11 impacts. It notes automation and offshore manufacturing reduce domestic jobs, MCI layoffs from do not call laws, and the difficulty of a universally pleasing employment strategy.
In Seoul a week of talks and conversations with North Korean escapees reshapes views on engaging Pyongyang. Exposure to conditions in the regime hardens stance and raises questions about possible negotiations to end its nuclear program.
Trudy Rubin reports from Seoul on mixed views toward engagement with North Korea. Some conservatives and human rights advocates support dialogue, while fearing a collapse would burden the South. The Uri Party backs engagement but resists Bush administration pressure, urging a phased approach with human rights tied to security guarantees and negotiations.
A Lawrence Wal-Mart store manager argues the company is ethical and beneficial, citing jobs, tax revenues, and benefits while addressing public criticism. The letter also highlights the Pledge of Allegiance debate, NAACP dinner thanks, and Journal-World letters policy.
A Kansas University student demonstration by Arab students protesting the Carter Sadat Begin peace accord draws local attention. Relatives report Alaska earthquake casualties and relief efforts. a Dodgel t meeting may nominate delegates to Denver to oppose the Beef Trust. An impostor Confederate veteran is exposed, and Macbeth illusionist John Griffith stars at Bowersock Opera House.
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