Monica Lewinsky Faces Privacy and Public Fame Again
The piece critiques Monica Lewinsky pursuing TV work and fashion after public scrutiny. It notes her bid for privacy despite reality TV hosting on Fox and handbag ventures, and questions whether the public needs more of her. The column contrasts Lewinsky with celebrities seeking solitude and asks who would fund her privacy.
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Dr. Simpson
Journal Worldmasthead notice and AP association line
A compact reproduction of the publication’s postal, audit, and Associated Press membership lines noting USPS periodical status in Lawrence Kansas. The brief line identifies circulation service and press association membership for the Journal World.
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Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Bush faces GOP infighting over tax cuts and Powell attack
Washington political observers note rising disarray within the Republican ranks as House and Senate leaders spar over tax cut size, while Newt Gingrich attacks the State Department and Colin Powell. The White House defends Powell as Bush seeks to keep focus on Iraq, but divisions threaten party discipline. David Broder reports.
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Senate
Newt Gingrich
State Department
Colin Powell
Rick Santorum
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Iraq
Baghdad
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Senate Finance Committee
Chuck Grassley
Frist
Club For Growth
Olympia Snowe
Maine
George Voinovich
Ohio
Voinovich
Gingrich
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Empire talk: US in denial about its global role
Trudy Rubin analyzes Niall Ferguson's Empire to argue the United States cannot occupy a British empire style role. Ferguson warns America risks endless, costly occupations. Bush aims for democracy in Iraq, but Rubin cautions lasting influence requires conviction and patience beyond current aims.
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Iraq
Mideast
America
Niall Ferguson
United States
Ferguson
New York Times
Britain
Oxford
Cambridge
Europe
Tropics
Afghanistan
Bush
Germany
Japan
Trudy Rubin
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Phillynews.com
Public forum criticizes Journal-World over JoP coverage
Sharon Dewey of Lawrence blasts the Journal-World for front-page, full color coverage of Jim Brothers John Brown Hawk as part of the Jayhawks on Parade project. She calls the coverage childish and divisive, arguing it unfairly elevates one artist and promotes the paper’s sponsored work over others.
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Journal-World
John Brown Hawk
Jim Brothers
Jayhawks
World Company
Lawrence
Journal
World
Jop
Sharon Dewey
Journal-World Public Forum Letters Policy Update
The Journal-World invites letters to the Public Forum under 250 words. Letters should address public interest and avoid name calling. The paper may edit letters without changing viewpoints. Include name address and telephone, and submit by email to letters at tworld.com.
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Journal-World
Roosevelt urges hunting out rascals across all walks of life
Lawrence Daily World reports President Roosevelt during a May 1903 Kansas Missouri visit urges the nation to hunt out rascals wherever found. The piece notes public discontent over perceived unequal justice and calls for evenhanded enforcement.
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Lawrence Daily World
Roosevelt
Kansas
Missouri
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