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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1998

Page

8

Attitude shift urged to curb underage drinking

A Lawrence forum sparked by a KU student death urges tougher action on underage drinking. Students from Lawrence and Free State high schools KU and Haskell describe easy access and risky behaviors in homes, fields, and dorms.

Lawrence High School Kansas University 14Th Tennessee DCCCA Lawrence Haskell Indian Nations University Free State Haskell

Russia must embrace open markets or face decline

Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland argues Russia's 1990s experiment with a hybrid capitalist system failed due to weak leadership and insufficient market institutions. He urges transition to a genuine free market with strong rule of law, open oil and gas sectors, and greater foreign investment, alongside orderly political reform and international aid conditioned on reform.

Washington Mahatma Gandhi Clinton Moscow Russia Asia Indonesia Malaysia Boris Yeltsin Viktor Chernomyrdin Gennady Zyuganov Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Duma Jim Hoagland Washington Post Writers Group

Clinton on Iraq policy under fire from Ritter critique

Georgie Anne Geyer argues the Clinton administration bears responsibility for failing to back U N weapons inspectors in Iraq. Ritter’s resignation is cited as evidence of weak U S action and a tilt toward deterrence over force. The piece condemns passivity in foreign policy and warns of future danger from Saddam Hussein’s advancing weapons programs.

Washington United Nations Iraq Clinton United States William Scott Ritter U.N Ritter Saddam U .N Kofi Annan Baghdad U.S White House Madeleine Albright Richard Butler Clinton/Albright America Security Council Kenya Tanzania Georgie Anne Geyer Universal Press Syndicate

Journal-Worth Bill Snead Hititor Verdon Depuy

A garbled list of staff and editorial roles appears, naming Bill Snead as editor and Roger Verdon among others. The text also lists positions such as News Editor Ann Gardner and Advertising Manager Dolph C Simons Jr. The fragment hints at a newspaper staff roster with multiple mis-spellings and corrupted lines.

Bill Snead Depuy Roger Verdon Mrtuiging John Taylor Ann Gardner Beiturial Tom Fisher

W C Simons Publisher and Postmaster Profile

W C Simons (1871 1952) served as publisher from 1891 to 1944 and held the postmaster role. Direct address changes to Journal World Lawrence Kan 66044 0888. Noted as member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.

W.C. Simons Journal-World P.O Lawrence, Kan Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

El Salvador Sister Cities Ties Mentioned in Opinion

A Journal-World Sound Off query notes no Lawrence El Salvador sister city official link but recalls 1980s U S El Salvador Sister City Network aiding peasants. Lawrence and Manhattan chapters connect with El Papaturro, El Salvador, support health and education after 1992 peace accords.

Journal-World Lawrence el Salvador Mike Wildgen Hiratsuka Japan Butin Germany Wildgen U.S Salvador Manhattan Kan Sister Cities el Papaturro E Salvador Sister Cities Network Megan Miller Ore

KU notes Jayhawks history and a POW’s return

The field blends a 1973 return of Air Force Maj Charles Boyd after seven years as a Vietnam prisoner with KU life, as he pursues a master’s in Latin American studies and reflects on life. It recalls 1958 KU captains Bobby Marshall and Homer Floyd, Floyd being the first black KU athletic team captain, under coach Jack Mitchell. A 1898 Lawrence World brief about society kissing etiquette closes the item.

Air Force Charles Boyd Vietnam Kansas University Bobby Marshall Homer Floyd Kansas Jayhawks Floyd Jack Mitchell Wichita A Arkansas

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