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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1998

Page

9

Program turns donated cars into transport for workers

East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp. partners with the Lawrence schools to repurpose donated cars for ECKAN clients. Auto students gain hands on repair experience with federal grant tech assisting their work. Donors get tax deductions, clients gain transport, students build skills toward jobs.

East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp ECKAN Lawrence

Notable anniversaries from history October dates

On October 1 1961 Roger Maris hit his 61st homer for the Yankees in a 162 game season surpassing Babe Ruth's 60 in a 154 game season. Other items mark secret treaty in 1800 ceding Louisiana to France, Henry Ford’s Model T release in 1908, Franco proclaimed head of insurgent Spain in 1936, Naples captured in 1943, Johnny Carson becomes Tonight regular host in 1962, and Walt Disney World opens in 1971.

Roger Maris New York Yankees Babe Ruth Spain Louisiana France Henry Ford Francisco Franco Naples Johnny Carson Jack Paar NBC Walt Disney World Orlando Fla

Giuliani's New York model fuels national speculation

New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, denying national ambitions, campaigns in Iowa and New Hampshire while shaping a conservative agenda at home. He touts crime declines since 1993, welfare reform gains, and aggressive drug policy, arguing culture drives cities more than politics.

New York Rudolph Giuliani Iowa New Hampshire South Carolina California Florida Mario Cuomo Giuliani America David Dinkins John Lindsay Dink New York Life Buffalo Lincoln Brooklyn Gotham Theodore Roosevelt Harding Coolidge National Democratic Party Fiorello la Guardia Lindsay Hudson George Will Washington Post Writers Group

Baseball Back in Style as McGwire Tops Home Run Mark

The season returns baseball to prominence with Mark McGwire breaking the single season home run record by hitting 70. Sammy Sosa trails with 66, tied at 65 last week, while market experts suggest the chase would not have altered fan interest or the season's excitement.

Scrooge Mark Sammy Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs McGwire Sosa

McGwire Sosa debate frames race over All American image

Leonard Pitts argues that endorsement appeal favors Mark McGwire due to an “All American” image, noting his white Irish background versus Sammy Sosa’s Dominican heritage. The column highlights systemic pay gaps, harsher penalties for Black and Hispanic defendants, and the enduring impact of race on opportunity in America.

McGwire Sosa Dominican Republic Philadelphia National Criminal Justice Commission Estevanico Arizona New Mexico Mark McGwire Sammy Sosa Leonard Pitts The Miami Herald

Less vitriol to the editor letter to the journal

James L. Gilliland complains to the Journal-World about Cal Thomas and his column. He urges a more civilized representative of the hard-right and criticizes the piece for polemics unworthy of analysis.

Journal-World Cal Thomas Rush James L. Gilliland

Highway debate risks home near busy route

Elonda Hogue of Baldwin expresses concern about expanding Highway 59 and moving her family from a home they built after a tragedy. She urges weighing community impact, not just profit, noting a 180 foot distance to the road, long residence, and cherished memories. She asks officials to consider the lives and future happiness of residents.

Elonda Hogue Baldwin

Rising costs push Clinton Parkway project beyond four million

County public works director Dean Sanderson told the county commission that construction costs and environmental factors have driven the Clinton Parkway total well above the 1971 projection of four million dollars. Five Lawrence High students with high academic ratings were named National Merit semifinalists: Charles William Hargrove, Elaine Hartzell, William Paden, Robert Remple, and Steven Robb.

Dean Sanderson County Commission Lawrence High Charles William Hargrove Elaine Hartzell William Paden Robert Remple Steven Robb

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