Friday, Jan. 31
- BASEBALL PLEA
- MISLEADING FIGURES
- GEORGE E. KRATT JR.
- 93 GOALS
- CITY, COUNTY TO STUDY SETBACKS
- STEPHAN SAGA
- E. FERN VANDERPOOL
- FUSING RHYTHMS OF THE PAST, PRESENT
- EX-JAYHAWK NEWTON WILL PLAY IN AUSTRALIA
- HASKELL PRESIDENT SELECTED FOR PROGRAM
- LION SWIMMERS SCARE MANHATTAN
- JAYHAWKS FACE OU TRIP
- S MOORE
- FLOYD E. SMITH
- FRIENDS OF HASKELL ELECTS OFFICERS, BOARD MEMBERS
- THERESA M. KNIGHT
- KU TO INTERVIEW 5 TO FILL VACANT POST
- BREAKFAST-TIME BLAZE DESTROYS HOME
- SCHOOL DISTRICT SEEKS ORDER AGAINST PARENT
- CONVICTED MURDERER UP FOR PAROLE
- LONGING FOR WINTRY PLEASURES
- EUDORA GIRLS TRIP BALDWIN IN SEMIFINALS OF WELLSVILLE TOURNEY
- EUDORA WINKELMAN
- SANDS SURPRISED BY POSTSEASON PUBLICITY
- FOR THE RECORD
- COMPETENCY HEARING SET FOR ROBBERY SUSPECT
- LHS GIRLS ROLL, 90-23, IN TOURNEY
- S ADMINISTRATOR QUITTING JOB
- THE JAYHAWKS AND BASKETBALL
- FIREFIGHTERS BACK LEGISLATION OPPOSED BY CITY COMMISSION
- COMMISSION TO LOOK AT FACILITIES PLAN
- LOCAL JOBLESS RATE ENDS 1991 AT 2.8 PERCENT
- NEW JAMES BOOK OFF TO PUBLISHER, DUE OUT IN MARCH
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- TRAFFICWAY SPURS HIRING OF ATTORNEY
- SECURING LINKS WITH RUSSIA
- OWNER WANTS ICE PLANT TORN DOWN
- GIVE FAMILIES MUCH MORE THAN SHELTER
- CITY STUDY FOLLOWS PEDESTRIAN DEATH
Thursday, Jan. 30
- OLYMPIC PRICE-GOUGING
- SIGNS OF RESPECT
- IDLEWILDS BRING ROCK, COUNTRY SOUND TO LAWRENCE
- OFFICIAL RESPONDS
- UNFAIR TAX
- FORUM
- CAMPUS CRIME SEEN AS KEY ISSUE
- ALBERT R. HERMAN
- TEACHERS, BOARD SET FIRST ROUND OF TALKS
- FORMER MAYOR RELEASED FOLLOWING HEART ATTACK
- BABCOCK RESIDENT KILLED
- COMMITTEE DELAYS ACTION ON KUMC BILL
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- BUSINESSMAN REKINDLES HOPE AFTER FIRE DESTROYS VIDEO STORE
- CROSS TRAINERS INCORPORATE 3 EXERCISE ELEMENTS
- SCHOOL PANEL ADDRESSES ACCESSIBILITY
- COUNTY TO TOUR CONCERT SITE BEFORE DECIDING ON PERMIT
- LOCAL LEGISLATORS NOT SEEKING RESIGNATION
- CORRECTION
- OLD BANK BUILDING TO HOUSE EATERY
- FAMILY PLANS TO REBUILD AFTER FIRE
- FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT
- CHANGES IN S. AFRICA SLOW, MINISTER SAYS
- FOR THE RECORD
- HASKELL PICKED TO RUN FEDERAL TRAINING CENTER
Wednesday, Jan. 29
- EARLY YEARS
- GAME NOTES
- FOR THE RECORD
- PANEL HOPES TO SAVE VINLAND SCHOOL
- ENROLLMENT GROWTH LEADS TONGANOXIE TO SEEK INSTRUCTORS
- GOLF COURSE PLANS SATISFY CITY
- COMMISSION OKS TAX ABATEMENT MODEL
- JORDAN BROODING NO MORE
- ACCUSED BANK ROBBER FOUND FIT TO STAND TRIAL BY MAGISTRATE
- MEMBER OF REGENTS COMES UNDER FIRE OVER COLLEGE FUNDS
- COUNSELING PROPOSED FOR AT-RISK PREGNANCIES
- STRICKLER SERVICES
- STEPHEN P. SHIELDS
- JUDGE APPROVES USING CONFESSION IN MURDER TRIAL
- S SEMINAR GETS NEH BACKING
- POLICE CHECK LEADS ARMY TO DESERTER
- CORRECTION
- EXPANDED RECYCLING OFFERINGS TO BE STUDIED BY COMMISSION
- LEGACY
- LOCAL COMPANY SUES EX-WORKERS
- GUN DEALER SUED OVER SUICIDE
- EARLY YEARS
- NO CHARGES FILED IN FATAL ACCIDENT
- CIVIL CASE PROCEEDINGS
- CIVIL CASE PROCEEDINGS
- DA CAMPAIGN STARTS WITH ANNOUNCEMENT
- TEMPLE ALMOST PLAYED FOOTBALL FOR KANSAS STATE
- BUSINESS LEADERS GIVE HIGH MARKS TO BUSH SPEECH, LONG-TERM PLANS
- KU ATTRACTS 48 MERIT SCHOLARS
- HARLEY A. DAVENPORT
- GEORGE BARTZ
- LOCAL SCHOOL OFFICIALS
- KU TO OFFER STUDENTS FEE PAYMENT BY MAIL
- OPINIONS SPLIT ON MORNING AFTER BUSH SPEECH
- REPORT ON POLICE TO BE AIRED ON TV
- LIONS POUNCE ON RURAL, 69-63
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- KU EVENTS CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH
- KANSAS MASHES MARQUETTE
Tuesday, Jan. 28
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- RACIST CARTOON
- TOURNEY RESULTS SHINE NEW LIGHT ON SOME TEAMS
- S RESIGNATION SHOCKS COUNCIL
- RURAL DOCTOR SEEKS DELAY ON KUMC BILL
- WOMAN SUES STORE AFTER SHE WAS FIRED
- EAST HILLS LEASE TO PAY DIVIDEND, OFFICIALS CLAIM
- POETS WAGE WAR OF WORDS AT SLAMS
- CHAMBER ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1992
- GEORGE BARTZ
- HARLEY DAVENPORT
- HELEN T. BOLTON
- REGINA STRICKLER
- BOWERSOCK OWNER MULLING NEXT MOVE
- GOLF SHOWDOWN
- PROF LEAVING KU CITES LACK OF STATE SUPPORT
- S ELECTRICITY PLAN SPARKS INTEREST FROM COUNCIL
- STAFFERS ADJUST TO COURT MERGER
- STATE SENATOR CONSIDERS BUDGET NO. 1 PROBLEM FOR LEGISLATURE
- CHICAGO PREP LINEMAN COMMITS TO KANSAS
- COUNTY TO HEAR CONCERT PROPOSAL
- SCHOOL DISTRICT SURPASSING BUDGET IN SOME AREAS
- FORMER MAYOR OF CITY STILL IN FAIR CONDITION
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- CITY MANAGER GETS RAISE AND PRAISE
- WRITING TEST RESULTS CONCERN LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS
- CITY MANAGER GETS RAISE AND PRAISE
- MILD TEMPERATURES LET KU BASEBALL TEAM OPEN DRILLS OUTDOORS
- MANY PEOPLE UNWITTINGLY ENDANGER THEIR HEARING
- FOR THE RECORD
Monday, Jan. 27
- WINTERMANTELS HONORED FOR COMMUNITY WORK
- STUDENTS ROBBED IN PARKING LOT
- COUNTY REDRAWS DISTRICT BOUNDARIES
- LAWRENCE S. WURTZ
- JAYHAWKS HEADED TO MARQUETTE
- CORRECTION
- POLICY DEFINES LIMITS TO SPEECH
- ENROLLMENT AT HASKELL SET AT 777
- S CHEROKEE LODGE
- BASKETBALL ROAD HEX
- ATTEMPTS TO MAKE SENSE OF TATTERED SOCIETY
- ARCHIVISTS FILE PIECES OF KU HISTORY
- EX-MAYOR OF LAWRENCE LISTED IN FAIR CONDITION
- DELEGATES
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- FOR THE RECORD
- COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER
- ANIMAL HEALTH FIRM LEASES BUILDING
- UNRETIRED DIGITS PART OF FOLKLORE AROUND RIGGINS
Sunday, Jan. 26
- NUMBERS
- PAINTING SYMBOLS OF DEVOTION
- EDGE
- CENTENARIAN LOOKS TOWARD NEXT MILESTONE
- CONTROVERSIAL RULE
- UNIFORM VALUATION
- S ELBOW SLICED JOHANNING
- JAYHAWKS DEVOUR NU
- STEPS URGED IN TREATING ALCOHOLISM IN INDIANS
- DOGS WIN OWN TOURNEY
- BOARD TO DISCUSS NEW WRITING TEST
- FOR THE RECORD
- COURT INVOLVEMENT ALERTS LEGISLATORS TO SCHOOL FINANCE
- POLICE CHASE ENDS IN KAW
- HAROLD F. WILEY
- ALOHA IS SUPER BOWL FOR LHS CHEERLEADER
- LIONS CAPTURE CROWN, 61-59
- ARRESTS FOLLOWING INCIDENTS SURPRISE VICTIMS
- S ADVOCATES BACK CHANGES
- PROBLEMS PLAGUE TEACHING PROGRAM
- WOODLING COLUMN
- LOCAL MAN RECALLS FLYING-SAUCER HOUSE
- S INITIATIVE
- S SUPER BOWL INVOLVEMENT
- THEIR REPUTATION PRECEDES THEM
- S HONORS FOR FAMED CAPITOL MURALIST CURRY
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- CURBING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
- COLD SHOOTING HURTS HUSKERS
- JORDAN SHARP BEYOND ARC
- KANU CONTINUES RADIO TRADITION
Saturday, Jan. 25
- PAUL N. GREGORY SR.
- GAMBLING NOT MORAL ISSUE
- NORTHERN SINFONIA DELIGHTS AUDIENCE
- MYRON C. LEONARD
- VERNA N. COCHRAN
- BEDEAU FUELS HASKELL WIN
- KU POLICE TRY TO SQUELCH RUMORS
- OFFICIALS CODDLED TOO MUCH
- HEALTH OFFICE SETS CHARGE FOR AIDS TEST
- COUNTY HOPES TO FINISH REDRAWING BOUNDARIES
- INDIAN CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS STAGE PROTEST AT WHITE HOUSE
- PASTORS HAVE GAME PLAN FOR SUPER SUNDAY
- FOR THE RECORD
- FRESHMEN SETTLE INTO COLLEGE LIFE
- HOSPITAL REPORT
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- LIONS PIN SMS, WARD
- COMMISSIONERS HOLD WILDGEN IN HIGH REGARD
- WORKER WAKE-UP CALL
- POLICE REVIEW DRAWS POSITIVE RESPONSE FROM CITY OFFICIAL
- LIONS HANDLE TOPEKA HAYDEN
- MAURICE W. CLARKSON
- BALDWIN EARNS BERTH IN FINALS
- KU LOOKS TO IMPROVE AT HOME
- EFFINGHAM TRIPS EUDORA
Friday, Jan. 24
- PARK PROGRESS
- VENDING VENDETTAS
- AREA AIRPORT PLAN
- WATER DISTRICT STUDIES OPTIONS
- LOVE BLOSSOMS IN DESERT STORM
- JUDGE TO RULE WHETHER SUSPECT IN BANK ROBBERIES IS COMPETENT
- TWO STATE SENATORS NOW FAVOR QUALIFIED ADMISSIONS
- GRACE M. DICK
- MAURICE W. CLARKSON
- KU MUSEUMS OFFER CLASSES FOR CHILDREN
- TASK FORCE OUTLINES GRADUATE EXPECTATIONS
- WET WEATHER DELAYS LIBRARY WORK
- LHS SWIMMERS STAY UNDEFEATED
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- CLOSING ARGUMENTS MADE IN SUPPRESSION HEARING
- FOR THE RECORD
- SHORT CIRCUIT BLAMED FOR FIRE
- KU OFFICIAL ASSISTS EFFORT TO CHANGE DEFENSE POLICY
- TRIAL SCHEDULED IN DRUG, GUN CASE
- COUNTY OFFICIALS SET TWO MEETINGS
- CORRECTION
- EDUCATION PROMPTS INCREASE IN CONDOM SALES
- CHAMBER ANNOUNCES ITS LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
- RAIN CAUSES $4,000 DAMAGE TO BOOKS
- DATE RAPE TOPIC LURES BBC CREW TO KU CLASS
- FORMER MAYOR ANGINO LISTED IN FAIR CONDITION
- FIRM PLANS TO LEASE KAW VALLEY SCHOOL
- S MOTHER HOPES REPORT BRINGS BETTER COMMUNICATION
- HOUSE PANEL TO CONSIDER NORPLANT LEGISLATION
- GUIDES SUGGEST WAYS FOR FAMILIES TO SPEND A DAY
- COUNCIL VOTES NOT TO CHANGE PARKING POLICY
- LOCAL SCHOOL GOALS KEY, SAYS OFFICIAL
- CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS WRITE TO RUSSIAN PEN PALS
- CITY COMMISSIONERS TO HEAR REPORT ON GOLF COURSE PLANS
- T AS MASSIVE AS XXVI PROGRAM
- CONFERENCE TO VOTE ON EDUCATION GOALS
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- AREA CHAMBER INSTALLS OFFICERS
- PLAN EARNS PRAISE OF LAWMAKERS
- REPORT URGES POLICE POLICY UPDATES
- MILL
- SRS SAYS IT WILL FUND DETENTION CENTER
Thursday, Jan. 23
- MORE MEETINGS SET ON DOWNTOWN
- HEALTH CARE SPENDING
- CULTURE AND GENTILITY
- THE BIRDS
- TO THE EDITOR TSC ACTION LAUDED
- INDIAN EDUCATION SESSION OPENS
- FOR THE RECORD
- WINTER JOINS EFFORT TO CAP PROPERTY TAXES
- CLASS GETS INSIGHT ON SOVIET HISTORY
- KU SENATE CHOOSES NEW VICE PRESIDENT
- TV SERVICE OFFERS DUAL BENEFITS
- LONE GUNMAN ROBS LOCAL FABRIC STORE
- RECENT RAIN PUSHES CITY PAST MONTHLY AVERAGE
- KING EVENTS
- FIRING RANGE PROPOSAL SHOT DOWN BY PLANNERS
- CHAMBER PRESENTS REPORT TO RESIDENTS
- JAMES A. WILBURN
- DELLA M. SMITH
- DRUNKEN-DRIVING ARRESTS INCREASE BY 52% IN 1991
- LAWRENCE WOMAN ARRESTED IN THEFT FROM LOCKER ROOM
- DESIGN DEPARTMENT MEMBERS DISPLAY ARTWORKS
- LIONS GASH HIGHLAND PARK, 73-48
- MEMBERS SAY SCHOOL PANEL GETTING SIDETRACKED
- VIDEO STORE DAMAGED IN FIRE
- COUNTY OFFICIALS SET TWO MEETINGS
- COUNTY PUTS OFF SIGNING CONTRACT
- MORE MEETINGS SET ON DOWNTOWN
- SPORTS COLLECTORS SHOW TO BE SUNDAY AT HOLCOM
- LEGISLATOR SAYS INDIVIDUALS MUST TAKE ACTIVE ROLE TO HELP CHILDREN
- LOCAL HEAD START PROGRAM NOT EXPECTED TO EXPAND
- PROGRAMS BRING NEWSCASTS TO SCHOOL
- S PRACTICES WITHIN THREE WEEKS
- KU WOMEN CRUSH CYCLONES
- BABY JAY TAKES TO THE AIR
- BASEBALL SEASON TO OPEN MONDAY
- INVENTOR HOPES LAW SPURS TIRE RECYCLING
- KANSAS CUP RUNS OVER
- HAMERS TO LEAD KANSAS
- HOSPITAL REPORT
Wednesday, Jan. 22
- LACK OF TOLERANCE
- FAMILIES
- GAMBLING OPPONENTS
- FOR THE RECORD
- PUBLISHER NAMED TO KC BOARD
- BUSINESS PEOPLE SUPPORT 2ND DISTRICT, STUDY SHOWS
- WILLIAMS SERVICES
- BLOCH SERVICES
- RAIN DAMAGES 200 LIBRARY BOOKS
- DETENTION CENTER PLANS STILL ON HOLD
- CAN ROYALS WIN WITH MCRAE FIRST IN BATTING ORDER?
- HARMON NO MATCH FOR LIONS
- TEMPLE TO RETIRE
- DA TO ANNOUNCE HIS CANDIDACY
- EMPLOYEES SEEK $2 MILLION FOR UNPAID COUNTY OVERTIME
- BILL WOULD REDUCE AMOUNT OF TAXES ON MOTOR VEHICLES
- ABATEMENTS, RECYCLING TOP CHAMBER POLL
- SUSPECT SAYS POLICE FORCED CONFESSION
- STAGE SET FOR BATTLE ON SCHOOL FUNDING
- HOW WOULD YOU SPEND LOTTERY PRIZE?
- KBI DIRECTOR PLANS TO RETIRE MARCH 1
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- S PLAN
- FRIENDS KNEW BROWN DISSATISFIED
- SUPPORT FADING FOR HOCH FUNDS
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- CITY OKS REPAVING PROJECT FOR 6-BLOCK STRETCH OF IOWA
- BULLDOGS ROLL, 73-56
- HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITY GUIDELINES DRAW FIRE
- TONGIE FALLS IN TOURNEY
- CITY APPROVES LIST OF PROJECTS ENCOURAGING BIKES, WALKING
- CARDS CLOBBER ST. MARYS
Tuesday, Jan. 21
- REALISTIC STANDARD
- MEETING COMMITMENTS
- BUYING AMERICAN
- CORRCTED VERSION
- FOR THE RECORD
- RATIONING CARE
- 91 LEVEL
- SALES TAX TOTALS SUGGEST GAIN
- RAPE REPORTED BY WOMAN, 21
- S PLASTICS HEAD TO SUPER BOWL
- JEFF R. MEAIRS
- RUTH THOMAS
- HILL PONDERING WATER REQUEST
- HEARING IN MURDER CASE DELAYED UNTIL WEDNESDAY
- STATE MOVES AHEAD ON REVAMP OF GUARD
- CORRECTION
- WETLANDS PLAN ON AGENDA
- BALDWIN COUNCIL OBJECTS TO EPA PLAN ON ACID RAIN
- BUILDERS OPPOSE NEW SETBACK PLAN
- BUDGET CUTS ALTER SCHOOL OPERATIONS
- BIRDS STILL FLOCKING TO DOWNTOWN
- FORMER MAYOR OF CITY LISTED IN FAIR CONDITION
- MINORITY NUMBERS INCREASING AT KU
- LOCAL OFFICIALS AIM TO EXPLAIN MEDICARE CHANGES
- NEW JUDGE COURTS LOCAL ROTARIANS
- LIONS MUST BUST JINX IN FIRST ROUND AT TOPEKA MEET
- SCHOOL BOARD GETS EARLY BUDGET START
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- 90S, KU PANELISTS SAY
- LACK OF VOICE
- GEOLOGIST FASHIONS RAINFALL PREDICTIONS FROM SUNSPOTS
- CEREMONY HAILS LEGACY OF SLAIN CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER
Monday, Jan. 20
- RICHEY MUST MISS FOUR TO SIX WEEKS AFTER HAVING SURGERY ON RIGHT ANKLE
- TARGETING DEFENSE COSTS
- OFFICIAL SAYS ROLE OF SCHOOLS WILL EXPAND
- ACTRESS PORTRAYS FREED SLAVE FOR LOCAL SCHOOL PERFORMANCE
- JOURNALISM PROF FOCUSES ON REAL ISSUES
- RAYMOND B. WILLIAMS
- MARTHA ALICE POE
- LEO SMITH
- C. HARRY DALE
- FOR THE RECORD
- RICHEY SLATED FOR BONE SCAN
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- KANSAS GUARD SCALING DOWN FORCES
- DELAY IN JUVENILE CENTER FUNDING UPSETS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
- COMMISSION PONDERS REDISTRICTING
- PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD HONORS LOCAL GEOLOGIST
- PARENTS AS TEACHERS
- JUSTIFIED MASSACRE?
- WILLIAMS SERVICES
- PENNY SERVICES
- EMBARRASSED FAN
- STATE CUTS IN ART FUNDS LESS THAN EXPECTED
- ARTS PROGRAMS FEEL BUDGET CRUNCH
- KAWS TUMBLE IN OVERTIME, 90-81
- BIG EIGHT TEAMS HAVING HARD TIME WINNING AT HOME
- MORAL GROUND
Sunday, Jan. 19
- VALLEY VIEW VOTE
- NEWEST BANKS HEAT UP RIVALRY IN LOCAL MARKET
- COMMODITY IN PIONEER DAYS
- PLAYWRIGHT WRITES LIFE INTO NONREALISTIC PLAYS
- FAMILY PRACTICE TARGET
- GARY WILLIAMS
- KUMC RECEIVES WESLEY GRANT FOR PROGRAMS
- FROM HORNS TO BATONS WITH BARRY TUCKWELL
- WOODLING COLUMN
- S HEALTH CARE
- WILLIAM PENNY
- PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE
- DONALD A. GORDON
- ELEANOR MURPHY
- ENERGY PROGRAM CUTS MEAN FEWER AIDED
- PRAEGER WANTS ACCESS TO CLINICS ASSURED
- COLORADO DESERVES CREDIT -- WALTERS
- LEADER
- COMMISSIONERS CONTINUE JOB OF REDISTRICTING
- FOR THE RECORD
- HANDY ON WINNING RELAY IN RETURN TO TRACK
- 200 MARCH TO PROTEST ABORTION
- NEWCOMER GETS WIN, SALE AT ART SHOW
- A PLAY FROM THE FORMICAN ZONE
- MEETING FOR PEACE LISTS OUTSTANDING CREDITORS
- CALIFORNIA LABEL PRODUCES NO-FRILLS RECORDINGS
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- KANSAS WOMEN CLAIM 66-48 WIN OVER BUFFS
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- S EFFORTS SHIFT TO DEBTS
- JAYHAWKS SQUEEZE PAST CU, 81-80
- NON-INDIAN FACULTY FIND THEIR NICHE TEACHING AT HASKELL
- LOCAL CONTINGENT TO INDIAN MEETING HOPES FOR CHANGES
Saturday, Jan. 18
- BALDWIN BELTS OSAWATOMIE
- FOR THE RECORD
- SATURDAY COLUMN
- ASSOCIATION NAMES AWARD WINNERS
- GARY V. WILLIAMS
- ANNE H. RUBLE
- POLICE ASSERT SUSPECT WAIVED MIRANDA RIGHTS
- ROBINSON TO START FOR BUFFS
- K-10 GROUP LOOKING FOR POSSIBLE TENANTS
- GOLF TIP OF THE WEEK
- SUPREMACISTS FAIL TO MATERIALIZE
- BALDWIN BELTS OSAWATOMIE
- LAWRENCE HIGH DRILLS SM NORTH
- S COMMENTS HELP KU
- STATE FINDS LITTLE EXTRA WATER FOR DAM
- LHS TO FIELD GIRLS SOCCER TEAM
- BIG FISH, NO HOOKS
- IMMACULATA RALLIES PAST TONGANOXIE, 64-59, IN OVERTIME
- COLD WEATHER MAY MEAN BATTERY WOES
- YEAR OFF HELPS FLEMING
- LHS GIRLS ANNIHILATE SM NORTH
- KANSAS WOMEN CALM CHILLY CYCLONES, 92-33
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- S PROGRAM HONORS DR. KING
Friday, Jan. 17
- HEALTH CARE MANIPULATION
- MAN ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY
- T THE SOLUTION
- ROBERT M. SIMON
- HENRY HARRIS
- POLICE
- D FOR UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
- S ADAMS, POGGIO QUALIFY FOR STATE MEET
- GULF WRITER KEEPS UP CORRESPONDENCE
- 1952 KANSAS BASKETBALL TEAM TO RECALL CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON
- GROUPS GET DETAILS ON INFORMATION TOOL
- DEVELOPER BUILDS OFFICES IN PARK
- SEIZED DOGS DOING BETTER
- FIRING RANGE PROPOSAL TAKES SHOT BEFORE PLANNERS
- SPENCER LIBRARY EXHIBIT TRACKS PICTURE-BOOK ART
- FORMER MAYOR LISTED IN STABLE CONDITION
- TRANSPORTATION NEEDS
- CORRECTION
- KARAOKE
- CITY GROUP EYES DOWNTOWN PLAN
- FAMILY PRACTICE BILL NOT POPULAR MOVE
- CITY TO CONSIDER HOUSING SETBACK REQUIREMENTS
- T JUST ONE OF THE GUYS
- FOR THE RECORD
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- MIDEAST STUDENTS POINT TO THE SAD LEGACY OF GULF WAR
- TO COMPROMISE
- BOOK CHRONICLES EVENTS FOLLOWING SEVIER SHOOTING
- FRANK JAIMES
- REGENTS APPROVE CANCER CENTER
- T REALLY IMMINENT
Thursday, Jan. 16
- TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE SEEKS INPUT
- EVENTS SCHEDULED FOR KING HOLIDAY
- WARM HEARTS FAILS TO REACH CAMPAIGN GOAL
- WELLSVILLE SCHOOLS TO REFINANCE BONDS
- VIDEO LOTTERY ESTIMATES QUESTIONED
- REDISTRICTING BATTLE PUTS COUNTY IN JEOPARDY OF BEING CHOPPED UP
- PEREZ TO SIT SENIOR BOWL
- CHAD A. GUTHRIE
- CAPITOLA MAE VERNON
- PANEL VICE CHAIR CALLS FOR COMPROMISES
- MCLOUTH SCHOOL BOARD APPOINTS NEW MEMBER
- LMH NURSERY PROVIDES SPECIAL CARE FOR NEWBORNS
- KU WOMEN FALL IN BIG EIGHT OPENER
- HASKELL SPONSORING EXHIBIT, FORUM ON BOARDING SCHOOLS
- COUNTY OKS PLAN FOR LOCAL CHURCH
- FAMILY PRACTICE BILL CRITICIZED BY KUMC
- FAMILY HOSPITALIZED AFTER INHALING FUMES
- CITY FAILS TO BLOCK LIQUOR LICENSE
- REGENTS, NATIONAL PANEL DECRY COLLEGE STUDENT PREPARATION
- SLATTERY DISCUSSES HEALTH-CARE ISSUES
- MAN INDICTED ON FIREARMS CHARGES
- T BE PLAYING FOR KU
- LAURA L. FLESHMAN
- BAKER ENCOURAGES STAFF TO EXERCISE FOR HEALTH
- FORMER MAYOR ANGINO SUFFERS HEART ATTACK
- SCHOOL PANEL HOPES TO KEEP OPTIONS LOCAL
- ADVOCATES FOR HOMELESS SEEK COMMUNITY SUPPORT
- PARADE PROCEEDS TO AID PLAYGROUND
- 91
- FOR THE RECORD
- SHORT CIRCUIT BLAMED FOR MORNING HOUSE FIRE
- BASKETBALL AWAY
- YOUNG MUSICIANS FIND HONOR IN HOME TOWN
- FAMILIES RECALL THEIR WAR FEARS
- WINTER OPPOSES KANSAS CASINOS
- S JAYHAWKS GENEROUS
- WATER COOPERATION?
- WRIGHT AS FINEST HE COACHED
- GULF VETS RECALL EMOTIONS OF THE CALL TO ARMS
Wednesday, Jan. 15
- 93
- WORKABLE SCHOOL PLAN
- FOR THE RECORD
- WOODLING COLUMN
- BOARD ICES PLANS FOR CONSTRUCTION
- COUNCIL TABS NEW MEMBER
- SESSIONS SET ON DOWNTOWN PLAN
- TRAFFICWAY MANAGER REVEALS ALIGNMENT CHANGES
- SHELL BUILDING LEASE STILL IN LIMBO
- REGENTS SET DISCUSSION ON FINANCING EDUCATION
- CITY ENDORSES BAR ORDINANCE
- LAURA FLESHMAN
- DAVID BLOCH AND JAMES BLOCH
- DR. CARL E. OLSON
- CORA E. HART
- KSU EYES TWO PROJECTS
- S ADDRESS NO PROBLEM FOR LOCAL COURT REPORTER
- ARCTIC BLAST SENDS AREA INTO DEEP FREEZE
- LOCAL OFFICIALS SEEKING INSIGHTS ON GANG ACTIVITY
- S ROAD PLANS PLEASE CITY, COUNTY
- BRUTAL TEMPERATURES BAD NEWS FOR PLANTS
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- GAMBLING WITH EDUCATION
- LMH PLANS SEARCH TO RECRUIT SPECIALIST
- BALDWIN SCHOOL BOARD OKS NEW HEATING SYSTEM
- LEGISLATORS
- KU SURVIVED FOUL WOES
- MINISTER RETURNS TO ALMA MATER FOR ASSIGNMENT
- CITY ENDORSES BAR ORDINANCE
Tuesday, Jan. 14
- Rex Walters helps KU to 92-80 overtime victory at Missouri
- NEBRASKA INVADES FRIDAY
- FINANCIAL VIEW
- CONGRESS TO BLAME
- PROGRAM NETS MULCH FOR PARKS DEPARTMENT
- D AT PERRY MIDDLE SCHOOL
- STUBBLEFIELD GOING BACK TO HONOLULU
- ANNETTE JANE PENNEL
- ALFRED P. DAVIS
- MARY ELLEN OLDHAM
- TIGER SOPH FRAZIER PROVIDED BIG SPARK
- SCHWARTZ HOT DESPITE COLD
- SKILLS FOR STUDENTS
- IN HYONG CHOI
- LMH BOARD TO DISCUSS ATTRACTING SPECIALIST
- CITY, COUNTY FOCUS ON ELDERLY ISSUES
- TAX ABATEMENT MODEL EXAMINED
- BOARD TO DEVISE TELEVISION POLICY
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- ASSET TOTAL FALLS IN 3RD QUARTER
- PLAN BOOSTS KU FUNDS
- S TRIP
- CORRECTION
- SENATE CANDIDATE RUNS IDEAS PAST COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
- FOOTBALLER SWITCHES TO BASEBALL
- S SCHOOLS
- DOSE OF PREVENTIVE
- COUNTY TO REVIEW CHURCH PLAN
- FOR THE RECORD
- SPELLS TROUBLE IN PERRY
- AREA FARMERS SAY BUSH SKIRTED ISSUES IN SPEECH
- SOCCER PLAYERS TRADE THEIR SHORTS FOR SUITS AT LHS
- JAYHAWKS LOOK FOE MILESTONE
- CAYWOOD COLUMN
- FINNEY SEEKS 2.5% RAISES FOR FACULTY
- SLAM NEARLY ENDED GAME
- KANSAS LOSES TATE FOR REST OF SEASON
- PAULEY, WOODBERRY TURN IT ON
- LIONS TRAVEL TO SM NORTH ON FRIDAY NIGHT
- ARE MISSED
Monday, Jan. 13
- STYLE
- GROUP CONCERNED BY REQUEST TO GET HIGHER WATER FLOW
- WOMAN STABBED DURING CHURCH
- WEST SIXTH STREET REOPENS TEMPORARILY
- CHAMBER OFFICIALS STILL AWAIT WORD ON SHELL BUILDING LEASE
- BROERS SERVICES
- ADULT DAY PROGRAM TO SELL DOLLHOUSE AS FUND-RAISER
- BERRYTON MAN DIES IN CRASH
- KU COMPLIMENT
- HOT TOPIC
- S KC SPEECH GETS MIXED REVIEWS
- WATER LINE RULE TO AFFECT FEW HOMEOWNERS
- COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFER THEIR PLANS FOR REDISTRICTING
- COMMUNITY BUILDING WORK STARTS
- C. GIDEON CARLSON
- MEDIA STRUGGLE, BUT TEAM ARRIVES RIGHT ON SCHEDULE
- 92 SESSION
- FOR THE RECORD
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- HOUCHIN, LEE SNAG FIRSTS AT AAU MEET
- WOODLING COLUMN
- PRITCHARD TO TALK TERMS
- LEARNING LATIN
- WAY WITH WORDS
- STORES SAY GRAMMY CAN BOOST SALES
Sunday, Jan. 12
- ARSONISTS RESPONSIBLE FOR 24 FIRES IN 1991
- SHORTER SESSION?
- MUSIC, ART AND RAMBERG
- OFFICE TAPS NEW INVESTOR MARKET
- --LETTER--LMH DELIVERIES
- WOODLING SUNDAY COLUMN
- LAN PROJECTS VARIED IN YEARS
- LOAD
- OSTERTAG BOOSTS JAYHAWKS
- EVERETT J. OSHEL
- ELEANOR ELMORE
- FOOS
- LOSS MIGHT HELP KANSAS JAMISON
- NEIGHBORHOOD GROUP, AT 5, GOING STRONG
- LOUISVILLE RIDES UNDERDOG ROLE
- BOARD TO STUDY DISTRICT BUDGET
- 93 AT HASKELL
- S PROGRESS
- JAYHAWK NOTEBOOK
- S JAIL FOR JUVENILES
- KU, MINNESOTA SPLIT
- COUNTY TO MAP DISTRICTS
- MAKE WAY FOR STETSON
- S PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY IN LIMBO
- CARDINALS SHOCK JAYHAWKS, 85-78
- FOR THE RECORD
- LOUISVILLE COACH FINDS RETURN TO KU EVENTFUL
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- MARY LUCILLE BROERS
- ARSONISTS RESPONSIBLE FOR 24 FIRES IN 1991
Saturday, Jan. 11
- MAN WITH A PLAN
- NEEDED REGULATION
- THE STRUCTURED SENTENCE PLAN
- ALVINA C. WITTE
- T INTERESTED IN CAL POST
- LEGISLATION TO CHANGE SPORTS
- LAWRENCE HIGH SLUGS O-NORTH
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- MILD WEATHER MAY BE SLOWING AID EFFORT
- TOPEKA MAN CHARGED WITH AUTO BURGLARY
- WILLIAM SLAVIN
- CARDS INVADE TONIGHT
- FEE FOR AIDS TEST LIKELY
- RAP EDITORIAL INSULTING
- ROTC COMMISSIONS 13 NEW OFFICERS AT KU
- SATURDAY COLUMN
- LEGISLATORS AIM FOR UNIFORMITY IN SENTENCING
- DAM OWNERS WANT WATER FLOW INCREASED
- T ALWAYS PART OF KU
- FOR THE RECORD
- P-L TRIPS CHIEFTAINS
- OSKIE TOPPLES MCLOUTH, 63-50
- DRUG DEFENDANT GETS PROBATION AND JAIL TERM FOR MARIJUANA
Friday, Jan. 10
- T SAY IF PLANS INCLUDE LAWRENCE STORE
- EVENT A HIT AT HOSPITAL
- WILLIAMS HAS MIXED REACTION TO NCAA RULE
- PURDY CRITICIZES NCAA MOVE
- COUNTY PROBATION OFFICERS LINK PROGRAMS WITH LHS
- DEMOCRATS NEED SOUTH, SAYS SLATTERY, WHO LEANS TO CLINTON
- COX SERVICES
- LUCY STITH
- LAWRENCE STUDENTS WIN TROPHIES FOR JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT EFFORTS
- POLICE LINK SUSPECT TO THEFTS
- WILLIAM FLAVIN
- WE DO KNOW . . .
- REQUESTS FOR EXTENDED JOB BENEFITS ARE DROPPING
- HOUSING GROUP AGREES TO HELP RURAL FAMILY
- EHS STUDENTS, TEACHER PLAN SCALED-DOWN EUROPEAN TRIP
- SLATTERY WANTS STEALTH BOMBER PRODUCTION STOPPED
- FIRM SEEKS SECOND COMMUNITY HANGAR AT AIRPORT
- SIXTH IN A SERIES
- DEVELOPING CONSENSUS
- STATE GRANT MATCHES FUNDS TO IMPROVE BALDWIN PARK
- WOODLING COLUMN
- FOR THE RECORD
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- MEMORY LOCKS
- S NEWEST PLAN
- STATEWIDE SCHOOL LEVY
- LOCAL CAR DEALERS EXPECTING LITTLE FROM TRADE PACT
- KU JUNIOR FROM EUDORA JOINS HONOR SOCIETY
- AGNES L. BELCHER
Thursday, Jan. 9
- ABLE PARTNER
- '
- FINNEY TO OPPOSE ADMISSIONS CURBS
- BETH ANNE THOMPSON
- LINWOOD OFFICIALS CONTINUE STEPS TOWARD FEDERAL GRANT
- LHS CHARITY EARNS QUICK PIN
- CATLIN ON NATIONAL TITLE TEAM
- KU STUDENT INJURED IN ACCIDENT
- A FINE BALANCE
- EUDORA CARE HOME PAYS KDHE FINE
- LOCAL SHELTER VOLUNTEERS AID OFFICERS IN KENNEL RAID
- GROUP SETS DEADLINE FOR LONG-RANGE SCHOOL PLAN
- COUNTY DELAYS DECISION ON RURAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
- COUNTY CHANGES STATUS OF 9 ROADS
- OFFICIALS PROBE FIRE BOMB REPORT
- JORDAN, LIKE ALWAYS, DEADLY AGAINST WSU
- CORRECTION
- COALITION BACKS SCHOOL REFORM, TO GIVE PROPOSAL TO GOV. FINNEY
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- BUSINESSES TAKE CONSERVATIVE TACT
- CLASSIFIED WORKERS WANT LEGISLATURE TO OK PAY RAISES
- Review: Naked Lunch: Mesmerizing trip to nowhere
- T BET AGAINST KU IN REMATCH AGAINST UM
- LILLIE L. COX
- BLACK LEADERS TO TRAVEL TO CITY FOR KING HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
- WINTER STORM BLANKETS LAWRENCE
- BAKER CLASS TO CAST OFF ON VOYAGE
- MYRIAD OF EVENTS PLANNED FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH
- FOR THE RECORD
- KU-WSU NOTES
- S ANTLERS NOT AS HUMOROUS AS MIZZOU VARIETY
- BUSINESS ISSUES ON BACK BURNER
- GRAND DOWNTOWN PLAN
- S HIGH-TECH HOBBY SUBJECT OF MAGAZINE ARTICLE
- '
- JAYHAWKS MAUL WSU FOR FOURTH YEAR IN ROW
Wednesday, Jan. 8
- FOR THE RECORD
- PRESSURE ON BUSH
- SUPPORT APPRECIATED TO THE EDITOR:
- CONFERENCE DELEGATES GET OFFICIAL WORD
- COMMISSION OKS WATER SAFEGUARD
- RATE INCREASE OPPOSED
- NEW WAL-MART TO OPEN IN FALL
- OFFICIALS SAY ANTI-DRUG MESSAGES HELP KEEP FOCUS ON THE PROBLEM
- CANDY FIRM RESUMES OPERATION AFTER FIRE
- ELIZABETH BAHNMAIER
- CITY OKS MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE
- LOCAL CENTER FORMING GROUP FOR MALE SEX ABUSE SURVIVORS
- MAGAZINE REPORTS GLUT OF MBAS
- CITY TRAFFIC PANEL CALLS FOR REDUCTION IN USE OF VEHICLES
- EFFICIENT LIONS TRIP WYANDOTTE
- CARLIN GIFT ESTABLISHES GTA SCHOLARSHIP FUND
- INEZ GARDNER
- CANDLE BLAMED FOR APARTMENT FIRE
- REGENTS TO REVIEW FINANCIAL AID PLAN
- LHS DRUG CONTRACTS NOT UNIVERSALLY A HIT
- S GLORY DAYS
- STENOGRAPHER TAPS INTO NOVEL IDEA
- JUVENILES QUESTIONED IN VANDALISM CASE
- KU CONCESSION STANDS SERVE TEAMWORK, TOO
- LOCAL COMPANY FAILS TO COLLECT JUDGMENT
- PEERS
- CITY CREWS HAUL AWAY DEBRIS IN HOPES OF UPROOTING BEAVER
- PROBATION PROGRAM RESULTS REVIEWED
- S PROPOSAL
- CELTICS WAIVE PRITCHARD
- FOURTH IN A SERIES
- CITY ADVANCES COUNTRY CLUB PLAN
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- INACCURACY DOOMS THS TO DEFEAT
- HOW LONG CAN KC AFFORD TO BE DULL ON OFFENSE
- FUNDING OF SCHOOLS TOPS LOCAL CONCERNS
- FOURTH IN A SERIES
Tuesday, Jan. 7
- '
- S SUBPAR SHOOTING NOTHING TO CHEER ABOUT
- T GO TOP COLLEGE ROUTE
- KU BATTLING BIG-TIME SCHOOLS FOR KC METRO TALENT
- BOYLE HEADS TO BOSTON
- BAD RAP, WELL-DESERVED
- '
- LHS GRAD COPP DISCOVERS NICHE IN BAKER SOCCER
- FOR THE RECORD
- ZELLA A. MCCLINTOCK
- MABEL MARIE BEARD
- ROBERT A. HAGGART
- BEULAH M. THORNTON
- AGENCIES TO GET FEDERAL FUNDS THIS MONTH
- MCELHANEY TO SEEK SECOND TERM IN OFFICE
- AMMUNITION PLANT TO LAY OFF 29
- 92 SESSION
- CHEMICAL SPILLS IN KU LABORATORY
- LOCAL RESTAURATEUR OPENS BUSINESS
- COUNTY TO ADDRESS RURAL PLANNING STUDY
- SMALL-BUSINESS EVENT HAS NEW ORIENTATION
- MARY GILLETT
- THIRD IN A SERIES
- PROF ASSESSES COMMONWEALTH
- S LICENSES
- LION GIRLS DISMANTLE DEFENDING CHAMPS
- PARADE PLANNERS TO MEET TONIGHT
- SCHOTTENHEIMER COMMITS TO PLAY KANSAS FOOTBALL
- SURGEON SAYS SILICONE IMPLANTS STILL AN OPTION FOR LOCAL PATIENTS
- CONSTRUCTION VALUATION HITS SIX-YEAR LOW IN LAWRENCE
- JAYHAWKS NEARLY DOUBLE WSU, 103-54, IN LAST YEAR OF CONTRACT
- SBDC NOW OFFERING WELLNESS CHECKUPS FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES
- OPPOSITION TO AIRPORT PLAN MOUNTS
- TRIP TO TANNING BOOTH MAY HAVE LED TO BACK SPASMS
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- BOSTON CALLS PRITCHARD
- COMMISSIONERS SUPPORT PIECES OF CHAMBER PLAN
- ARTS CENTER STEPS IN TO FILL BALLET VOID
- MEDICAL HISTORY SLEUTH
- ONE YEAR LATER, PAULEY IS SHARPSHOOTER FOR KU
Monday, Jan. 6
- ROSSVILLE OUTGUNS CARDINALS, 68-48
- TRIAL AS AN ADULT
- IS CASTRO NEXT?
- CENTER OFFERS SENIOR CITIZENS NEW SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
- S WATER LEVEL REMAINING STEADY
- EDWARD F. CARR
- ROOD SERVICES
- ALLAN A. COFFMAN
- CASINO SUCCESS
- JAPAN TRADE ISSUES TO HAVE LITTLE EFFECT HERE, OFFICIALS SAY
- KEEPING TABS
- BUDIG FEELS NEW RULES WILL PASS
- LOUISE E. GULLEY
- DIRECTORY PROJECT NEARS MIDPOINT
- SITES NARROWED FOR JUVENILE CENTER
- PLAN FOR DOWNTOWN
- LHS TO MEET WYANDOTTE
- AREA GIRLS MARCH IN LONDON PARADE
- KU EXPECTS LEAN BUDGET YEAR
- ACCURACY HAS BEEN KU KEY AFTER 10 CONTESTS
- FOR THE RECORD
- GLOOMY SKIES CAN BE LINKED TO DEPRESSION IN SOME PEOPLE
Sunday, Jan. 5
- PARDON BAD PRECEDENT
- 92
- POLISH HOME LEFT LONG AGO
- BAD KNEE HINDERED JAMISON
- ROOF WORK STILL PLENTIFUL WITHIN CITY
- IT WAS IN THE BAG
- PHOTOGRAPHER FINDS SUCCESS IN NATIONAL COMPETITIONS
- KU WOMEN THIRD IN TOURNEY
- MAN CONVICTED OF RAPE INCLUDED ON PAROLE LIST
- MARY LOOMIS
- GENE ROOD
- FOR THE RECORD
- HENRY HETTINGER
- UNNECESSARY RISK
- S LEGACY PRESERVED ON DISCS
- T SLOW LOCAL MOVIE THEATER BUSINESS
- WOODLING SUNDAY COLUMN
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- S WEST SIDE
- SKIPPING SCHOOL
- PROGRAM AT HARVARD BECKONS LOCAL NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZER
- NON-TRADITIONAL CASTING
- COUNTY TO BEGIN REAPPORTIONMENT
- CITY, COUNTY SET EYES ON HIGHWAY FUNDING
- FIRST-HALF SURGE BOOSTS KU
- 92
- BALLET FAMILY ADJUSTS TO LIFE KANSAS STYLE
Saturday, Jan. 4
- NEW TRASH DAYS
- WATER TRANSFER AN ISSUE
- MISGUIDED AIDS POLICY
- RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DOWNTOWN
- TASK FORCE SAYS DOWNTOWN NEEDS TO GROW
- SATURDAY COLUMN
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- TEXAN OSTERTAG HEADS HOME
- FERN TAYLOR
- ANDREA HERNANDEZ
- WOMEN LEGISLATORS ARE MAKING STRIDES
- TROTTER SPARKS LION COMEBACK
- JAYHAWKS TO FACE SMU TONIGHT
- S TAX PLAN FOR SCHOOLS
- EUDORA BLASTS BEARS
- FOR THE RECORD
- KOVACK LIFTS BIOLA TO WIN OVER BAKER
- COUNTY TO SET LEGISLATIVE WISH LIST
- SPEED LIMIT CLUB GROWS
- CURBSIDE RECYCLING SERVICE RAISES ITS FEES
- RETIREMENT LOOMS FOR HASKELL TEACHER
- ROBERTS ANOTHER TRIPLE LETTERMAN
- KU TICKET STAFF RARELY RESTS
- KU FALLS
Friday, Jan. 3
- OFFENSIVE ARTICLE
- IS FOOD FOR THOUGHT
- S GOOD LUCK
- KANSAS WOMEN WIN 10TH
- LHS GRADUATES LEARNING ROPES BY PARTICIPATING IN TEACHER CORPS
- STULL CEMETERY SUFFERS DAMAGES
- WINTER CAUTIONS
- RURAL DEVELOPMENT REVIEW SET
- JENNIE BOLT
- OSKALOOSA SCHOOL CONTINUES ITS EFFORTS FOR COMPUTER LABS
- JAMISON LIFTS JAYHAWKS IN OT
- JOBLESS RATE HERE REMAINS AT 3.3
- FOR THE RECORD
- PRE-SESSION MEETINGS SET BY LEGISLATORS
- BIG EIGHT SLOW TO REALIZE URGENCY OF BALANCING ACT
- FROM LAWRENCE TO SEVILLE
- COMMISSION TO CONSIDER WATER PROTECTION DEVICES
- MOBILE HOME PARK ORDINANCE READY FOR PUBLIC DEBATE
- PEPPERDINE ISSUES WAKE-UP CALL TO KU
- S THOUGHTS
- S PRESIDENT IS KU GRAD
- PEPPERDINE GIVES KANSAS FITS, 79-73
- FUND-RAISERS ISSUE PLEAS FOR MORE AID
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- NO-CALL ON JAMISON SHOT SPURS KANSAS COACH TO FIRST TECHNICAL
- DURAN GIVES LIONS LIFT
Thursday, Jan. 2
- -UNIVERSITY DRIVE AND IOWA
- LIBRARY--LOOK OUT AMERICA
- CITY WILL MISS OUT ON ANNULAR ECLIPSE
- FOR THE RECORD
- ROSE BEARD
- VANDALS STRIKE AGAIN, BREAKING 12 WINDOWS
- SCANNER SPEEDS PROCESSING OF KU GRADES
- SATURDAY COLUMN
- EDNA I. VERHAGE
- PINCKNEY ALARM PROMPTS ARREST
- S INITIAL BIRTH OF 1992
- S YEAR FILLED WITH UPS AND DOWNS
- CASINOS FOR KANSAS
- PROFS, STUDENT SCRUTINIZE NEW CEASE-FIRE
- T FORESEE TAX INCREASE
- ALL-STATE GRIDDER MULLS CHOICES, LEADS LHS IN SCORING
- PEPPERDINE STRUGGLES INTO ALLEN
- 92 FARM PRICES
- USUALLY DRY JANUARY OFF TO A DAMP START
- A LEG UP
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- MEDIA, KU COACH SOMETIMES DIFFER OVER SELECTIONS
Wednesday, Jan. 1
- PROMISE OF THE NEW YEAR
- NEW YEAR MAKES QUIET DEBUT IN CITY
- S SPRING GRADS MAY BE WORKING HARDER TO FIND JOBS
- COCAINE CHARGES FILED AGAINST STORE OWNER
- LOCAL SIGN COMPANY DAMAGED BY SMOKE FROM PRE-HOLIDAY FIRE
- YEAR ENDS ON WARM, WET NOTE
- AS SENIOR, NASH HAS MORE FLOOR TIME
- LOSS OF DOCTORS REDUCES BIRTHS AT LMH
- 91
- BALDWIN APPOINTS NEW JUDGE FOR CITY
- SCHOLARSHIP HALL READY TO REOPEN
- WORLD IN THE BALANCE
- HOCH BLAZE STOKES FIRE DAMAGE TOTAL
- S WASTE PLANS
- 92 WITH NEW RESOLVE
- STORMS IN CITY WREAK $37 MILLION DAMAGE IN 2 DAYS
- FOR THE RECORD
- HOSPITAL REPORT
- NEW HOPES FOR A NEW YEAR
- BEDORE COLUMN
- 92
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