KU approves private funded business jet for university travel
KU will buy a $4 million Cessna Citation Bravo with private funds to replace a marginal King Air. The jet speeds travel for medical training, student recruitment, and fundraising, and will operate without taxpayer dollars at most Kansas airports.
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Kansas University
KU Medical Center
KU Endowment Association
Kansas
Lawrence High seeks internal candidate for next year's principal
With Lawrence Free State opening, Lawrence High faces growing pains and aims for fair treatment of students at both schools. District eyes internal applicants like Ted Juneau, Dick Patterson, and Mary Rodriguez to leverage local knowledge and community ties during the transition.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence Free State High School
Joe Snyder
Free State
Brad Tate
LHS
Ted Juneau
Central Junior High School
Dick Patterson
Mary Rodriguez
Lawrence
Timeline of key events from 1643 to 1973 and trade data
The record lists milestones from Louis XIV becoming king at age four in 1643 and Philadelphia convention began in 1787 to Jenner’s 1796 smallpox vaccine, Lewis and Clark 1804, St Louis 1904 Olympics, WAAC 1942, Warsaw Pact 1955, Skylab 1973, Rita Hayworth’s death, and a March trade deficit of 13.6 billion. It captures diverse historical and economic notes across eras.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Louis XIV
France
Louis XIII
Philadelphia
U.S
Edward Jenner
Lewis and Clark
Louisiana
St. Louis
United States
Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
Soviet Union
Poland
Rita Hayworth
New York
Commerce Department
Journal-World publication information and rates
Daily Lawrence Kansas newspaper lists contact details and toll free numbers. It provides subscription rates by carrier motor mail and regional pricing plus staff roles and postal information.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County
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Kansas City
United States
Minimalist politics and the shrinking scope of power
David Broder argues that Clinton and Republicans govern via a minimal, bipartisan budget deal reflecting a weak, divided government. He notes Blair and Brown similarly defer to independent monetary policy, underscoring how markets guide modern politics. The piece laments Royko and Kempton, two voices lost to journalism.
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Washington
Clinton
Labor
Britain
House of Commons
Tony Blair
Treasury
Gordon Brown
Bank of England
Federal Reserve Board
Blair
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Wall Street
Margaret Thatcher
Ronald Reagan
Chicago
Mike Royko
New York
Murray Kempton
Royko
Kempton
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Memorable fashion mishaps and a hopeful gadget
A humorous essay on the anxiety of swimsuit shopping and the idea of memoirs built from humiliating fashion moments. It notes a new Macy’s Style Select system, which uses computer imaging to show how suits fit on different bodies, despite a debut glitch.
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Macy’s
New York
Style Select
San Jose
Public Forum on growth and change in Lawrence
Doug Brown urges residents to embrace development and community growth, arguing that growth provides homes work and shopping. He counters fear of change citing personal success with Target and Borders and encourages involvement rather than protest.
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Jerry Levy
Lawrence
Mr. Levy
West 15Th
West Lawrence
Alvamar
Lawrence, KS
Target and Borders
Levy
Target
Borders
Duckwall’s
Kansas City
Topeka
Doug Brown
Lawrence Ave
Lawrence High Student Council elects six members president listed
Lawrence High School announces new Student Council members Sylvia Moore Kim Wrench Dale Wise Linda Simons Linda Ramirez and David Steffen. Kansas University Chancellor Laurence Chalmers accuses Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller of meddling in campus matters for personal politics. Chalmers commends local police and highway patrol for orderly handling of a recent demonstration.
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New Lawrence High
Sylvia Moore
Kim Wrench
Dale Wise
Linda Simons
Linda Ramirez
David Steffen
Kansas University
Laurence Chalmers
Kansas Atty
Vern Miller
Chalmers
On AAUW Spring Tour Home 1745 Indiana Ben Barteldes
The AAUW spring tour included the Ben Barteldes residence at 1745 Indiana. The May 14 1897 Lawrence World editorial urged strong child study focus, arguing early training shapes character and reduces crime. It called for Kansas to form a dedicated child study society and cited ignorance and superstition as obstacles. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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Lawrence World
Kansas
Watkins Community Museum
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