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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1998

Page

10

Street Work Snarls Fall Traffic in Lawrence for Band Day

Lawrence struggles with last minute paving at Sixth and Iowa as visitors arrive for KU events. LRM contractor planned Friday night work to open all lanes for Band Day, raising questions about summer scheduling and impact on crowds. Officials blame weather and unforeseen issues while critics urge earlier summer projects.

Lawrence Sixth Iowa Kansas University LRM SRM

Haskell hosts Native culture events and theatre show

Lawrence residents can explore Native American cultures at Haskell Indian Nations University through Thunderbird Theatre's selection to perform at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D C, in October with Songs of Life. The campus also hosted the Haskell Indian Market drawing thousands and an exhibit of turn of the century photographs from glass negatives. The display features portraits from about three dozen tribes.

Lawrence Haskell Indian Nations University Haskell Student Union Haskell

Primakov rises to power deflating Western hopes in Russia

Jim Hoagland argues Primakov’s accession as Boris Yeltsin’s prime minister signals a realistic pivot for Russia. He notes Primakov’s past as a reformer and spy chief, plans to reschedule debt, restore consumer rubles, and tighten state control while IMF optimism wanes. Clinton era influence wanes amid crisis.

Bonn Yevgeny Primakov Kremlin Iraq Kuwait Clinton Russia Boris Yeltsin Primakov Clinton & Co Anatoly Chubais U.S. Treasury International Monetary Fund U.S Viktor Chernomyrdin Gore Yeltsin Middle East Talleyrand Soviet Empire Moscow Madeleine Albright Geneva Sergei Kiriyenko IMF Foreign Ministry Kirtyenko Chernomyrdin London Club America Washington Jim Hoagland Washington, Post Writers Group

Wallace's change of heart sparks mixed reflections

Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts recalls George Wallace's life from brutal segregationist to late life transformation, recounting meeting Joanne Bland in Selma and confronting systemic racism. Pitts weighs skepticism about Wallace's turn while acknowledging unlikely change and the moral complexity of history.

George Wallace Joanne Bland Selma Ala Alabama Bland Edmund Pettus Wallace Leonard Pitts The Miami Herald

Journal-World Postal and Circulation Note

Postal and circulation notice stating address changes should be sent to the Journal-World in Lawrence Kansas. It lists P O Box 888 66044 6888 and notes periodicals postage paid at Lawrence. It also mentions Bar and Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships.

Journal-World P.O Lawrence Kaw Bar Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press Calder Pickett Journal- World Clinton Bill Clinton Carl Guggisberg Schwarz Ljworld

Equal road rights and shared responsibility for cyclists

A Lawrence reader argues for equal roads and rules, praising cyclists’ real-world miles and urging drivers to bear greater responsibility. The letter cites Share the Road signs and calls for tougher enforcement, impounding, suspension, and revocation to balance road use between cyclists and motorists.

Eenter Lawrence Eric Struckhoff N.H

Eight Lawrence seniors named National Merit finalists

From Lawrence High School eight seniors Paul Draper Susan McDougall Howard Collinson Gillian Kendall Meredith Boice Joal Hetherington Lydia Moore and Diana Markley earned National Merit Scholarship finalist status. The Lawrence World in 1898 warned of a Massachusetts street fair to boost local commerce, noting past fairs failed to draw crowds and urging a fair that brings people before merchants.

Lawrence High School Paul Draper Susan McDougall Howard Collinson Gillian Kendall Meredith Boice Joal Hetherington Lydia Moore Diana Markley Lawrence World Lawrence Massachusetts Street Sibley Watkins Community Museum

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