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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1998

Page

11

Lawrence approves pool at Free State High School site

Lawrence city commissioners back a plan to locate the new indoor pool in a structure at the north end of Free State High School on district property. The city will pay for construction and operation while ensuring non student access and keeping the facility as a city recreation resource integrated with the school.

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Today in History Thanksgiving, streetcars, and a fraternity

On November 26 in history, President Washington proclaimed a day of thanksgiving for the Constitution’s adoption in 1789. In 1832 New York City began public streetcar service at 12 1/2 cents fare. In 1825 Union College in Schenectady, New York, formed Kappa Alpha, the first college social fraternity.

Washington United States New York City Kappa Alpha Union College Schenectady N.Y

Washington Dysfunction and the Clinton Affair Debate

Washington column argues the national focus on Bill Clinton's affair masks deeper public disinterest and partisan theatrics. It asserts the presidency, press establishment, and Republicans misread national life, urging move on as Congress nears end of the 105th session.

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Clinton’s Thanksgiving esteem grows amid impeachment doubt

The piece argues President Bill Clinton faces limited legal jeopardy after settling the Paula Jones suit for 850000, with impeachment momentum fading. It notes disarray in Congress, Starr’s probe pace, and Clinton’s strong public support boosting his bid to pursue Social Security reform and a lasting policy legacy. Carl P Leubsdorf pens the analysis.

Washington United States Bill Clinton Paula Corbin Jones Kenneth Starr Clinton Webster Hubbell Miss Lewinsky Starr House Judiciary Committee GOP Janet Reno Congressional Republicans Andrew Johnson Richard Nixon Carl P Leubsdorf Dallas Morning News

Journal World Periodicals Note and Association Marks

The document lists USPS periodical status for Journal World at Lawrence Kansas with postpaid status and mentions affiliations with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press. It notes standard newspaper branding and acknowledgment lines.

Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Public forum critiques arts plan and Carnegie site use

A reader in Lawrence argues the proposed monolithic arts center on the Carnegie Building site is flawed. They urge expanding Parks and Recreation facilities and city-wide access with a new education center, while preserving Carnegie property for a gallery, offices, and meeting space, and retaining the downtown dance annex. Mick Bran proposes revisions and notes Letters Policy for submissions.

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Woods Lumber Plans New Yard Complex

OLD HOME TOWN Woods Lumber Co. announced plans for a new lumber yard complex here. Owner Bill Woods' great-grandfather had been a lumberman and the family had been in the business ever since.

Democrats angered by Santiago colored troops vote for Stanley

The 1898 Lawrence World notes Democratic fury over large colored soldier turnout for Republican Stanley at Santiago. It cites an accusation that Captain Sherman A. Harvey intimidated voters for Democrat Leedy, but defends Harvey as honorable and highly regarded in the community.

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