Farmland dumping toxic chemicals into Kansas River
Two environmental watchdog groups report Farmland Industries near Lawrence released 3.4 million pounds of toxic chemicals into the Kansas River from 1990 to 1994. Despite a two thirds drop since 1990, 99 percent of river toxins flow downstream of Lawrence and 90 percent enter Kansas waterways directly. Ammonium nitrate is the main chemical. The groups urge tighter regulation and proper waste disposal.
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History notes reveal early U.S. army, Nelson birth, Scotland Yard
On September 29 1789 the War Department formed a regular army of several hundred men. Horatio Nelson born in 1758. In 1829 London police reorganization began duties as Scotland Yard.
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FDA oversteps on drug test in family life debate
George Will profiles a clash over parental drug testing kits and FDA authority as he argues the agency encroaches on private family matters. The piece links drugs, privacy, and government power from a Washington Post column perspective and cites Sunny Cloud's Parent's Alert kit and FDA warnings regarding Class II devices.
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Sunny Cloud
Georgia
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General Motors
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History offers parallels on Roosevelt for Clinton
Historical parallels invite comparisons as Clinton seeks a second term like FDR in 1936. The piece weighs economy, foreign policy, and a possible court-packing echo, noting Dole’s stance and Senate control could shape the Supreme Court’s future.
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Asia
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China
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Stephen Breyer
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Postmaster notice of address changes to journal world
Address changes should be sent to the Journal-World P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888 USPS 306 520 periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press sustained readers note
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Public Forum on Apartment Rent Abuse at KU
A Kansas University student housing letter accuses Kansas apartment complexes of high rent and deceptive deposit practices. Shirley Modrcin of Basehor urges dormitory management to treat young tenants with dignity, citing vandalism and silent walk-throughs as evidence of exploitation.
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Vern Miller drug raid linked arrests reach two more locals
In 1971 two additional local residents were arrested on drug charges by warrants stemming from the Vern Miller led raid that previously yielded 19 adult arrests. The piece recalls 1956 Band Day at Kansas University with 53 high school groups parading and performing. A Sept 29 1896 note in the Lawrence World recounts a strange election wager involving a Vinland country girl, a Republican, a Populist, and a proposed marriage in exchange for money depending on the election outcome.
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