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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1992
Page
3
The piece questions carrot-on-a-stick efforts in education such as fast food coupons and park tickets, noting programs by Ewing Kauffman and CUNY. It argues incentives may distract from real learning, cites broken families and discipline burdens, and calls for early, lasting changes to rekindle emphasis on attendance and excellence.
Old hometown debate over congressional district lines surfaced in Topeka as Chief Judge James Logan and a three member panel signaled a potential ruling in about a week. Local figures weighed whether Douglas County should stay in the Kansas City aligned 3rd District or shift to the Topeka-centered 2nd.
Washington figure Robert H. Michel argues in a blunt speech that Ross Perot could derail the electoral process by denying any candidate an electoral college majority and that continued divided government risks gridlock. He urges voters to choose a party and hold it accountable to govern.
Former presidential candidate Paul Tsongas reflects on his White House bid noting moments of mirth amid a tough race. He recalls a speedboat stunt aimed at stealing Tom Harkin's thunder in New Hampshire and a Chicago debate incident with Clinton and Brown, highlighting funds, media, and campaign dynamics.
A Miami columnist argues US policy toward Haitian boat people is flawed. He contends Bush harms Haitians by blocking escapes while ignoring core failure in Haiti's governance. Calls for international action to restore democracy and economic stability.
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