Osbourne grateness 64 editorial critique of Osbournes TV
The piece questions public fascination with Ozzy Osbourne and his family, noting Ed Bark of the Dallas Morning News described their decline. It discusses Ozzy’s sobbing on Barbara Walters and Sharon’s cancer battle, while MTV profits from the spectacle. It questions whether society seeks to feel better by watching others’ misery.
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Journal-World Statement of Principles for Fair Reporting
The Journal-World proclaims accurate and fair news reporting with no mixing of opinion and news, safeguards for citizens regardless of race creed or economic state, sympathy for the disadvantaged, exposure of dishonesty in public affairs, and support for community improvement projects. Dolph Simons Sr. served as publisher and editor across decades, with affiliations to audits and the AP.
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Bush era peace push amid Palestinian state doubts
Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland argues that terrorist violence undermines the case for a Palestinian state and warns that without renewed U.S. leadership and pressure on Israel to halt settlements, a viable two state solution may be lost. He criticizes Arafat for embracing violence and urges Europe and the Arab League to push back on terrorism while backing negotiations.
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Israel
Yasser Arafat
Ehud Barak
Bill Clinton
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Jimmy Carter
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Saudi Arabia
Prince Abdullah
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Hebron
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Iraq
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Romise
Jim Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group
Letter to editor on pit bull attack and breed ban debate
Kristina Marshall of Lawrence defends responsible pit bull ownership after a Nov 12 attack, urges harsher penalties for dog fighting, stronger animal control powers, and insurer coverage. She argues owner responsibility over breed bans and questions the practice of watching dog fights.
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Lawrence
Animal Control Officers
Kristina Marshall
National Home Care and Hospice Month Tribute
A letter celebrates National Home Care and Hospice Month and hails Visiting Nurses Association and Hospice workers for assisting Douglas County seniors and disabled at home. It urges recognition of their compassion and cost savings, urging readers to support home-based care during Thanksgiving reflections.
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Mideast
Iraq
Homeland Security
America
Jan Jenkins
Lawrence
KU budget warnings and city housing limits in 1977 era
Kansas Gov Robert Bennett warned KU officials that requests for funding at the medical center hospital could be cut. City administrators proposed residence rules allowing nonLawrence residents in parts of Douglas County. Lawrence transit study prioritized expanded KU bus service, later tarnished by mismanagement allegations. Zoning approved for a shopping center area while light industrial zoning faced delay. Also notes 1902 Union Pacific football special schedule and a bootblacks union raid at Majors barber shop.
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Robert Bennett
Kansas University
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Archie Dykes
Lawrence
Douglas County
KU On Wheels
Steve McMurry
Lawrence Bus Co
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Tigers
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Lawrence Daily World
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Missouri
Kansas City
C.F. Hall
Bootblacks Union
Majors
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