KU Falls Short In Close KU Aggies Football Showdown
Kansas University and Texas A&M met at Memorial Stadium for a double contest with a football game ending 24 to 21 in favor of Texas A&M. The Aggies band impressed with precision drill while the KU band offered pop tunes and musical variety.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Texas A&m
Jayhawks
Aggies
Terry Allen
Allen
Jayhawk
EU Band
Jazz Singer Opens Era of Talking Pictures
On October 6 1927 the Jazz Singer with Al Jolson debuted mixing silent and synchronized sound. The event marks a turning point in cinema history signaling the rise of talking pictures in the film industry.
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al Jolson
Naval War College
Newport
R.I
Paris
Anwar Sadat
Clinton weighs strikes as Milosevic pushes Kosovo crisis
Jim Hoagland argues that Clinton faces a decisive Kosovo choice with four preconditions for NATO action. Airstrikes must target Serbia proper, the KLA must be deterred, the president must explain the rationale to the public, and planning for an international ground force must begin now. The piece warns against crisis driven, short term fixes and urges a clear, strategic path.
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Clinton
Serbia
Kosovo
Slobodan Milosevic
NATO
Milosevic
White House
Morton Abramowitz
State Department
Washington
Pean
Abramowitz
Belgrade
Ser
Bia
Kosovo Liberation Army
KLA
U.S
Bosnia
Balkans
West
Jim Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group
Clinton corruption infects Secret Service and warrants impeachment
Cal Thomas argues that President Clinton’s conduct has corrupted the Secret Service and other government bodies. He asserts agents distorted events around Monica Lewinsky, fabricating threats to force accountability, and urges impeachment as the cure for a political disease infecting national institutions.
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Clinton
House Judiciary Committee
Kenneth Starr
U.S. Secret Service
Secret Service
Monica Lewinsky
Brent James Chinery
White House
Keith Williams
Clin
Mondale
Bayani Nelvis
Gary Byrne
Nelvis
Lewinsky
Steven P. Pape
Pape
Clintons
Senate
Trent Lott
Bill Clinton
Cal Thomas
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Journal World staff and postal notes
Journal-World staff names and positions listed including editor John Taylor and publisher Dolph Simons Jr. with management team and contact for address changes. Notes USPS postage and bureau memberships. Lawrence Kansas origin.
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Dolph Simons Sr
Conmuen Ar
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Ralph Gage
Dolph Simons III
Dan Simons
Donna Wiley
Dallas Dolan
Mrcdteton
Chris Boarman
Journal-World
P.O. Box
Lawrence, Kan
Hallmark parking lot changes draw environmental critique
A Lawrence to Topeka commuter laments the Hallmark park ing lot reconstruction near the West Lawrence toll booth. He says mature trees and a stream were stripped for a manicured, herbicide sprayed landscape that harms local habitat and questions the environmental model.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Hallmark
West Lawrence Turnpike Tollbooth
McDonald Drive
Journal- World
Dee Boeck
Westchester Rd
Kansas University drilling project and early inspection tour
In 1958 Potter Lake at Kansas University was being drained cleaned and deepened. On Oct 6 1898 the Lawrence Journal noted that Prof A S Olin began his first tour of inspection of the state's high schools to determine if they were preparing students properly for KU entrance.
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Potter Lake
Kansas University
Lawrence Journal
A.S. Olin
Watkins Community Museum
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Sam Brownback
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