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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1994
Page
7
An editorial argues President Clinton misread foreign affairs, cites his dismissal of Bush’s experience, and accuses him of political overreach in Haiti. It claims his embargo is a domestic_strategy to mobilize Senate and House allies, not a genuine foreign policy move, warning of future crises.
UK officials scrap July 3 Hyde Park jamboree in favor of a August 14 day of thanksgiving for D-Day. Veterans groups urged prayers and services on the coast in June. Leaders of Allies including President Clinton will gather in Normandy on June 6. The note recalls D-Day costs and the 1944 Normandy battle with heavy British casualties and the surrender of Germany in 1945.
Journal-World editor and publisher Dolph C Simons Jr leading staff Ralph Gage general manager Dolph Simons III operations manager Dan Simons new ventures Donna Wiley controller Dallas Dolan production manager William Sutcliffe circulation manager postmaster address for changes to Lawrence Kansas P O Box 888 USPS 306 520 second class postage paid and ABAC AP member lines reflect press affiliations
Washington columnist argues Clinton plan is dead but health care reform should move toward voluntary insurance, purchasing pools for small business, portability, and tax incentives. Opposes mandates, supports community ratings and personal responsibility, questions a National Health Board, and calls for more research funding and fair admissions.
Washington interview with Jamie Gorelick, deputy attorney general, contrasts today’s 90,000 staff and 343 million budget with 32,000 workers and a fraction of that budget decades ago. She notes 28 percent to prisons and 50 percent to FBI, DEA, and Immigration Service, and argues for pragmatic leadership to help states curb crime while opposing further federalization.
Douglas County commissioners were asked to approve a four lane bridge across the Kansas River at Sixth and Tennessee. The spring’s harsh, wet weather depressed area farm yields. Del Erhart and wife hosted a second annual barbecue at Lawrence airport with students trainees friends and KU Aeronautics Department staff in attendance.
A satirical piece argues Congress should shift to home districts, letting members work remotely by phone or mail. It humorously suggests benefiting local economies with dispersed government offices, relocate the White House, and even move Congress to Disneyland Virginia while warning visitors to bring sack lunches.
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