Autumn Color Tours Across Lawrence Area
In northeast Kansas the Lawrence region offers vivid fall displays as maples Bradford pears and other trees brighten streets and hillside vistas. The early sunset and cool mornings frame a season of tranquil scenery with fog and sunrises adding mood. Residents are urged to take time to enjoy the colorful landscape before winter arrives.
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On This Day In History October Twenty Eighth
Events span 1636 Harvard College founded in Massachusetts 1776 Battle of White Plains 1793 patent for cotton gin pursued by Eli Whitney 1919 Volstead Act enacted over Wilson veto 1922 Mussolini gains control in Italy 1936 Roosevelt rededicates Statue of Liberty 1940 Italy invades Greece 1958 John XXIII elected pope 1962 Khrushchev orders dismantling Cuban missile bases 1965 Pope Paul VI absolves Jews of collective guilt 1986 Statue of Liberty centennial marked 2000s notes NYC Marathon winners and other events
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Venice
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli
John Xxili
Nikita Khrushchev
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Cuba
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Orlando Pizzolato
Grete Waitz
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Hawaii
Jean- Bertrand Aristide
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Journal-World Postmaster and Association Note
Postmaster instructions for address changes are issued to readers of the Journal-World of Lawrence Kansas. Notices reference P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 and USPS cataloging details. The paper notes Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press membership for standard postal and news-gathering practices.
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Death penalty rhetoric misses the point in crime talk
The piece argues that campaign ads transform crime into a political costume drama. Candidates portray themselves as crime fighters, using fear to win votes, while real solutions to prevention remain vague. It questions the link between punishment and safety and warns of election rhetoric replacing informed policy.
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Jim Cooper
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Pete Wilson
James Alan Fox
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School of Criminal Justice
Celinda Lake
Jack-o-lantern season tips from a pumpkin scofflaw
A humorous Halloween guide notes buying a pumpkin is first, then carving with minimal tools. It mocks pricey gourds, suggests tools like a steak knife, and includes lighthearted troubleshooting for a dimly lit, misbehaving jack o lantern.
Community calls for united support on school bond issue
Ev Karney urges Lawrence residents to back the proposed bond, arguing that collaboration among parents teachers and the school board yields better education. She warns against labeling opponents as anti education and emphasizes respectful open debate for the children's future.
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Mill levy figures and high school funding debate
Al Azinger superintendent of Lawrence public schools argues the Journal- World misstates mill levy effects for a second high school. He notes first year levies can exceed later ones, cites a 1992 bond forecast of 8.39 to 5.49 mills and says actual retirement costs run 17 percent below projection while growth drives operating costs.
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Lawrence eyes 4 million industrial bonds for West Co plant
The Lawrence City Commission considered issuing up to 4 million in industrial development bonds to fund a 112000 square foot facility for West Company Inc of Phoenixville Pa. on a 17 acre site northwest of Lawrence to produce molded plastic items and closures for hospital and pharmaceutical uses. Kansas State fans vandalized KU statue of Uncle Jimmy and painted a large KS on the campanile base before the Jayhawk Wildcats game, which KSU won 28 to 6 in Manhattan.
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