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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1995
Page
8
A reader argues that English must be the official language of the United States. It criticizes Quebec’s bilingual divides and says newcomers should learn English to integrate, asserting the nation’s unity depends on adopting English as the official language.
Key historical milestones span centuries including the Louvre opening to the public in 1793, Montana’s statehood in 1889, Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch in 1923, Roosevelt’s Civil Works Administration in 1933, and Operation Torch in 1942. Notable political shifts feature Kennedy’s 1960 victory and Brooke’s 1966 Senate milestone, with recent political impacts from elections and policy votes.
Journal World lists its editorial and management staff including Deputy Editor Bill Snead News Editor John Taylor Editorial Page Editor Ann Gardner and Publisher Dolph Simons Jr. with several department heads and managers. Mailing address and postal details for subscribers are provided along with AP and ABC membership.
The funeral of Yitzhak Rabin in Jerusalem drew global figures including Bill Clinton and Viktor Chernomyrdin as Noa Ben-Artzi spoke a poignant eulogy. The piece notes Rabin’s evolution from warrior to peacemaker, Henry Kissinger’s biblical praise, and Eitan Haber’s tribute, emphasizing a renewed regional and international commitment to peace.
The peace process gains momentum after Rabin's assassination, as Peres inherits a fragile path. The future hinges on Arab cooperation, with Israelis poised to protect security while seeking safe land deals. Arafat's credibility remains contested, and public doubt about risk persists in Israel.
Charles Haines of Haskell Indian Nations University argues the wetlands at Haskell Baker Wetlands were shaped by historic drainage and levee works. He cites archives showing pre settlement wetlands and notes decades of tile drainage, ditching, and restoration efforts by Haskell, local farmers, and agencies.
Lawrence Paper Co. union workers at two facilities, here and Fremont Neb, returned to their jobs after a 27 day strike affecting 225 workers. Also noted Kansas University fall enrollment reached 8025, up 545 from last year.
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