Lincoln named greatest president in professors poll
History professors from 85 colleges picked Abraham Lincoln as America's greatest president in a poll by the U S Historical Society based in Richmond Virginia Lincoln topped Washington Roosevelt and Jefferson with Truman Polk Adams and others following Lyndon Johnson Cleve land Kennedy Madison Adams Eisenhower and Coolidge also received votes Ford Nixon and several others drew little or no support
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Lawrences cohabitation ordinance quietly repealed
In Lawrence Kansas the City Commission voted to repeal a decades old cohabitation ordinance as unenforceable and largely ignored The change follows a code revision completed in January Mayor Fred Pence said the removal reflects constitutional concerns and lack of enforcement Assistant City Manager Mike Wildren noted cohabitation is widespread in a university town State law still makes common law marriage legal but historic cohabitation rules in the city code were not enforced
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Liquor sales in Ohio fall below 1975 figures
Ohio liquor sales dropped 14 percent in 1976 to 353.5 million, the first yearly decline in 14 years. State Liquor Control Director Clif Reich cited weaker economy and shifting drinking patterns as causes, noting November and December rose but not enough to top 1973 levels. Gallonage fell 1.24 percent from 1975.
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