Clintons' Charms Boost Through Scrapes and Surprises
The Clintons repeatedly dodge accusations and political shocks with uncanny luck. Bill Clinton avoids conviction after impeachment and faces few consequences for alleged misconduct while Hillary climbs toward a New York Senate race amid favorable outlets. A blizzard of fortune, fate, or unseen aid seems to shadow their path.
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Jones
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Rudy
Donna Hanover
Senate
Hillary Clinton
Clintons
Income gap debate amid rising inequality in America
Washington commentary notes rising income inequality and its social impact. It cites Census and Federal Reserve data, contrasts wealth gains at the top with declines for the poor, and discusses attitudes toward government aid and capitalism. It references Steve Case earnings, and quotes analyses by Karlyn Bowman and Marc Miringoff on social health and the post industrial economy.
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National Center For Policy Analysis
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Case
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Bowman
International Social Survey Program
United Kingdom
America
Marc Miringoff
Fordham University
Miringoff
Times Sunday Magazine
Todo Wealthy
Eneva Overholser
Washington Post Writers Group
Overholserg
Washpost
Values or virtues in American democracy debated
George Will argues against widespread talk of values and urges reviving talk of virtues. He cites Lafayette, De Tocqueville, and Mansfield to claim virtues are elite habits guiding citizens, while values are mere choices. Education should cultivate excellence and noble aims, not a values cafeteria.
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Washington
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Harvey C
Mansfield
Mark Twain
England
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
Journal World Esvanusseen 1891 Postmaster Notice
Address changes for readers and subscribers are directed to Journal World at Box 888, Lawrence Kansas, 66044 0888. The notice specifies the postmaster role and mailing address for official correspondence.
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Journal-World Esvanusseen
Journal-World
Lawrence
Kan
Blighted Connecticut block prompts safety improvements
Lawrence readers urge action on the 1100 block of Connecticut citing years of blight near the police station and arts centers. They call for more street lights, tree trimming, and a blight inspection of alleys from Seventh to 13th Street to address disrepair and nuisance properties.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Watkins Museum
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13Th
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New York
David Holroyd
Old Stone Barn Selected For John Deere Calendar 1976
The 96 year old stone barn on Charles Taylor farm near Lawrence, built in 1879, was chosen as one of 12 structures for the John Deere calendar for 1976. Taylor says the selection recalls memories for some and reflects pride.
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Charles Taylor
Lawrence
John Deere Implement Company
Taylor
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