1999 Academic All Stars named by Lawrence Journal-World
The Journal-World expands its Academic All-Star roster to ten for 1999 as judges select top area students for achievement in academics activities and community service. Back row: Jacob Keehn Aaron Anderson Kelly Granny Joseph Thomas Matt Anderson. Front row: Amy Pierce Christine Yantis Lindsey Warren Joseph Charles Helen White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Journal- World
Stuart Dorsey
College of Arts At Sciences
Baker University
Lawrence Journal-World
Jacob Keehn
Perry Lecompton
Aaron Anderson
Baldwin High
Kelly Granny
Tonganoxie High
Joseph Thomas
Ottawa High
Matt Anderson
Free State High
Amy Pierce
McLouth High
Christine Yantis
DeSoto High
Lindsey Warren
Wellsville High
Joseph Charles
Helen White
Lawrence High
NATO apologizes for Belgrade embassy bombing
NATO expressed regret for the mistaken attack on the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade and vowed to continue the Kosovo campaign until Yugoslavia accepts an international peace plan. President Clinton called it a tragic mistake and blamed Milosevic while stressing civilian damage minimization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
NATO
Kosovo
Beijing
U.S
Oklahoma
Clinton
Slobodan Milosevic
Milosevic
Protests erupt in Chengdu as U S consulate attacked
U S protesters broke into the Chengdu consulate compound burning the residence of the consulate general. No staff injuries were reported. Police used tear gas as tens of thousands gathered, demanding punishment for NATO bombing. Ambassador Sasser remained inside the embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bewing
U.S
China
Chengdu
Tom Cooney
Beijing
NATO
Yugoslavia
Cooney
Xinhua
James Sasser
Memories of Mom in Lawrence Seniors Remembrance
On Mother's Day three Lawrence seniors recall their mothers, including Maxine Mott, sharing lasting lessons and memories that shape their lives into old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Maxine Mott
Clinton visits tornado wrecks in Del City OK and pledges aid
President Clinton toured the Del City Oklahoma devastation from killer tornadoes and pledged up to 12 million in relief plus 12.5 million for temporary jobs. He noted 50 deaths across four states and thousands of homes lost in Oklahoma City area and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harrington
Kansas University
del City
Okla
Clinton
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Tennessee
Oklahoma City
Udillagcn
Labor Department
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JourNal-World Writer
Lee Weather
Enna
World
Photo
U.S. Building
Ricrany Gwin
Journal-World Phatd
Wichita
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