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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1998

Page

9

Kansas meat inspections face four year failure, plant limits urged

The USDA says Kansas meat and poultry plants have not met federal standards for four years due to lack of supervisory veterinary staffing and weak enforcement. Five northeast plants were cited this week for sanitation deficiencies, some prompting temporary closures. no plants were shut down. Kansas Ag Secretary Allie Devine pledges improvements as public health concerns rise over new bacterial strains.

Kansas Kansas Secretary of Agriculture U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Kansas Ag Allie Devine

Today in history events span monarchs to ESPN debut

Notable anniversaries include Elizabeth I born in Greenwich in 1533, Brazil's independence in 1822, the Boxer Rebellion's end in 1901, Philo Farnsworth's image dissector in 1927, London's WWII blitz starting in 1940, Canton hosting the National Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1963, ESPN launching in 1979, Desmond Tutu’s 1986 installation, and recent recollections of Pearl Harbor Day errors by Vice President Bush.

Buddy Holly Charles Hardin Holley Lubbock Tex England Queen Elizabeth Greenwich Brazil Portugal Beijing China Philo T. Farnsworth Nazi Germany London Canton Ohio Senate Everett M. Dirksen Washington, D.C U.S Panama Watergate G. Gordon Liddy Entertainment and ESPN Desmond Tutu Africa George Bush American Legion Louisville Bush

Quiet diplomacy with Iran hopes fade amid Afghanistan tensions

Washington faces a shift from coercive to cautious policy as Iran and the United States seek common ground against the Taliban. Iran pressures for release of diplomats in Kabul while Moscow and Tehran oppose Afghan raids, shaping a rare bipartisan window for rapprochement. Senator D Amato’s political calculus slows hardline moves, and Khatemi’s reformist stance informs Capitol Hill judgments on Tehran.

Washington Iran Afghanistan Tehran Kabul Russia Pentagon Clinton Madeleine Albright Alfonso D'Amato D'Amato Tran State Department Albright Mohammed Khatemi Capitol Hill Pothole New York New York Republican Khatemi U.S Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani Nairobi Dar Es Salaam

Statesmanship on display in Senate critique of Clinton

Cal Thomas notes Lieberman Kerrey and Moynihan framed President Clinton's conduct as deceptive and damaging to moral authority. The column links truth to democratic currency, foresees Starr hearings, and argues that true statesmanship rests above self-interest, signaling a possible political shift.

Washington Joseph Lieberman D-Conn Senate Clinton Barry Goldwater White House Richard Nixon Lieberman Monica Lewinsky Miss Lewinsky Sens Bob Kerrey Nebraska Daniel Patrick Moynihan New York Ken Starr Capitol Hill House Bill Clinton al Gore Moynihan America Cal Thomas Los Angeles Times

Local Newspaper Staff Credits and Credentials

Bill Snead Depuy, Editor Roger Verdon, Managing Editor John Taylor, News Editor Ann Gardner, Editorial Page Editor Tom Fisher, Advertising Manager. USPS periodicals paid at Lawrence Kansas. Members of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.

Bill Snead Depuy Roger Verdon John Taylor Ann Gardner Tom Fisher Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Congress weighs censure option for Clinton

Senate discussions ponder a formal censure of President Clinton over the Monica Lewinsky affair as a middle course between impeachment and inaction. Analysts say chances of a true removal are low, but a censure resolution could gain traction if Starr’s report yields new damning details.

Washington U.S. Senate Joe McCarthy Newt Gingrich House Clinton Congress Monica Lewinsky Joseph Lieberman Dconn Senate Kenneth Starr Lieberman Ireland Christopher Deering George Washington University Starr Deering Paul Findley Findley Illinois Nixon White House Jacksonville Ill New York Times

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