Hillary Clinton faces scrutiny as first lady adviser
Washington notes Hillary Clinton accompanied President-elect at a meeting with Democratic leaders and offered policy input on education and banking reforms. Analysts compare her role to a senior adviser, while experts question accountability and formal access to congressional mechanisms.
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Signs of hunger and hiring clash in Miami scene
A Miami scene links jobless Americans and open fast food jobs, showing a man and woman begging near restaurants with hiring signs. The writer argues welfare reform must balance aid and work, calling for public programs and training while addressing incorrigibles. He cites WWII-era unemployment as context and urges practical action.
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Iran Warning Signals Hit Clinton Buy Time
Iran warns the incoming Clinton administration with aggressive rhetoric and signals a hard line while expanding its military hardware. The Rafsanjani regime faces growing opposition from Mojahedin and international criticism as Tehran shelves moderates and moves toward war footing in a bid to deter Western influence.
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Bowser Lee Mortuary Closes After 40 Years in Lawrence
Longtime Lawrence funeral home Bowser Lee Mortuary at 618 Vt. has stopped operating due to declining business and retirements among key staff. The Topeka Bowser Lee location also faced similar issues. Asbestos removal on the old Central Park train engine proceeds with masks and protective clothing. Lawrence High football names Wempe all-state. Johnson Ames and Cerne earn second-team honors.
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Story of Brian organ donation saves nine lives
A 17 year old boy named Brian dies after a car crash and brain death. His parents consent to organ donation, and his heart liver kidneys eyes skin bone save nine recipients including a father, a college student, a teacher, a mother of three, two blind people, a burned baby, and two others. The column urges readers to become donors and provides contact for donor forms.
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Army Navy Football Debut Ends in Navy Victory
In 1890 the first Army Navy football game was held at West Point New York. Navy defeated Army 24 to 0 in a historic matchup that started a storied rivalry.
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