Kansas Legislature urged to end state employee running bias
Editorial calls for equal treatment of classified and unclassified state employees who seek state office. Senator Wint Winter proposes researching a law that forces classified workers to resign to run while unclassified staff may seek election with unpaid leave. It argues the policy lacks fairness, could be unconstitutional, and should be corrected by legislation or court action.
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Lawren ce group fights city fees on coin operated games
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce joined operators and distributors of coin operated video games against a proposed city ordinance to license and impose fees. Officials argued it would raise revenue, opponents warned admin costs could negate gains.
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September 17 in History Highlights Including Antietam and NFL Origins
On September 17 events included the 1787 signing of the U S Constitution by a majority at Philadelphia. In 1862 Union forces repelled a Confederate incursion at Antietam, Maryland. In 1920 the American Professional Football Association, a predecessor to the NFL, formed in Canton, Ohio.
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Postmaster address change notice for Lawrence Journal-World
A postal notice directs readers to send address changes to the Journal-World at P O Box 688 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0868 detailing the paper’s subscriber update process and location.
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Formats won t end debate risk in presidential race
The Great Debates hinge on format but stagecraft and image shape outcomes. Bush favors two panel debates with journalists, while Clinton backers prefer moderator only. The bipartisan commission set dates and formats, leaving Bush’s team to press terms amid staff shifts and Baker’s control.
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Seem-To-Be Players 20th birthday tribute letter
Marcia McFarlane praises the Seem-To-Be Players for two decades of affordable youth theatre at the Lawrence Arts Center. She recalls pre show sing alongs with Rio and the troupe and urges continued community support and attendance.
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Public Forum letters policy details for The Journal-World
The Journal-World invites letters to the Public Forum under 350 words of public interest. Edits may be made without altering viewpoints. Shorter letters gain readership. Writers must include name, address, and telephone number.
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Florida Hurricanes Shambles Spark National Debate
Homestead Florida faced extreme storm damage after Hurricane Andrew with vast property destruction and the federal response under scrutiny. Critics fault President Bush for early framing of aid as a photo opportunity while discussing a half billion dollar plan to rebuild Homestead Air Force Base, opposed by Clinton and others who suggested potential closure.
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After Hurricane Andrew Miami Reels From The Devastation
William Safire reflects on Miami after Hurricane Andrew. He describes wind shattered landscapes from Coral Gables to Homestead, with uprooted trees, debris blocking streets, and a combat zone near Homestead. Businesses reopen, federal aid arrives, and locals rally, showing resilience despite tensions and price gouging.
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