08 Nov 1997
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1997
Page
1
Tens of thousands marched Friday across the former Soviet Union to mark the 80th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. The commemorations recalled communist ideals and traditions as participants gathered in multiple cities.
A university rivalry sparks strong feelings as readers weigh which school, Kansas or Kansas State, represents the better program. The story notes the debate, hinting at fan loyalties and regional pride with more context on page 1B.
The Labor Department reports October unemployment at 4.7 percent the lowest since 1973 as adults women at 4.0 percent. Employers add 284000 jobs across industries while stocks fall amid inflation fears and Southeast Asia crisis concerns. President Clinton calls the economy strongest in a generation.
A stronger economy and low unemployment have stores tightening hiring for the holiday season. Kmart in Omaha plans and staggers shifts while Lawrence Kmart reports about 80 percent of holiday slots filled. Managers cite fierce competition and early planning as keys to meet crowds.
U S District Judge Garland Burrell allowed the death penalty option for Theodore Kaczynski if convicted of a bombing death in Sacramento. Jury selection set to begin Wednesday. Kaczynski is charged in Sacramento and New Jersey with multiple bombings from 1978 to 1995, killing three and injuring 23. Defense argued the capital statute is vague and risked bias during sentencing.
Clinton administration warned of possible military action, including a cruise missile strike, if Iraq carries out its threat to shoot down U.N. surveillance planes. A U.N. delegation returns Monday as allies seek unity, while Baghdad accuses U.S. spy planes of gathering attack data and Iraq vows to defend airspace.
Lawrence hosts a New Urbanism conference with city planners, students, and officials from Kansas and Missouri. The Briarwood development near Free State High School showcases 1920s style homes with front porches and small yards. Sales are slated to begin spring 1998 with completion in three years.
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