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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1996
Page
1
President Clinton continues a barnstorming tour through southern border states by bus urging voters to "build a bridge to the 21st century" as part of a campaign push. Story continues on page 2A.
Aileen McGann says she has accepted her husband Dick Morris apology and will help him weather the scandal that led to his resignation as Clinton adviser.
Hotel clerk Daniel Rowe in Emerald Isle North Carolina says they canceled The Weather Channel in all rooms to avoid alarm as Hurricane Edouard looms. Guests faced with big waves might cancel plans, prompting cautious messaging across rooms.
In a Saturday alert, the Pentagon told U S air and naval units at home and abroad to be ready for possible deployment to the Middle East over Iraqi actions against Kurdish rebels. President Clinton voiced grave concern and ordered forces to a high alert as aides weighed options with allied countries.
Records show Farmland Industries in Lawrence emitted over 1.4 million pounds of pollutants to air and more than 350,000 pounds to rivers last year. Air releases fell 34 percent since 1994 due to a decade of reporting rules, with regulators and watchdogs calling the data the clearest current snapshot, though imperfect, of local pollution.
Washington reports that forty percent of U.S. public school teachers are expected to retire or leave by the 2003 04 school year. The graying workforce coincides with rising enrollments from immigrant children and second generation baby boomers, boosting demand for new teachers and prompting some states to seek smaller class sizes.
After Elizabeth Dole's praised talk at the Republican National Convention observers watched Hillary Rodham Clinton at the Democratic Convention and found her speech different and not a competition. Kansas University professor Diana Carlin notes each speech had distinct purpose.
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