Lawrence Chamber to search for new president after Squier’s departure
Lawrence community learns Lavern Squier will step down as president and CEO after five years. A broad search is urged to find a successor with experience and vision to guide the chamber and town forward during the transition period. The board praises his accomplishments and extends best wishes.
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Letters Policy for The Journal World Readers
The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum under 250 words of public interest with no personal attacks. The paper may edit for clarity without changing viewpoints. Submit with name, address, and phone. mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters ljworld.com.
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Generational divide shapes Obama Clinton race narrative
Ellen Goodman argues that the 2008 primary exposes a generation gap in views on race and gender. Younger voters question past politics and old-time loyalties while older generations cling to memory and caution, creating a broader debate about post racial America and the pace of change.
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Downtown redevelopment study delayed staff evaluation plan
The City Commission continues studying downtown redevelopment procedures and has not yet formally decided on a city staff evaluation program previously suggested. Postmaster Irving Hill reports a 13 percent rise in local post office business year over year, with outgoing mail revenue climbing from 28,860 in 1898 to 45,697 in the year ending April 1. Democratic organizing in the county aims to revitalize the party, signaling competition that may push Republicans to sharpen efficiency.
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Chilean traffic shows benefits of U S Chile free trade pact
Chilean business leaders and former president Ricardo Lagos say U S made cars are visible on streets since the January 2004 start of the U S Chile free trade agreement. They argue Democratic rivals Clinton and Obama misread public sentiment about the accord amid economic strain.
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NAFTA and Chile trade deals cited as global winners
Andres Oppenheimer argues the NAFTA and Chile trade agreements boosted U.S. and Chilean economies, expanding exports and jobs. He criticizes Democratic anti free trade rhetoric as populist and warns against abandoning proven deals that stabilize regimes and lower costs for American consumers. He notes rising U.S. exports to Mexico and Chile and quotes officials confirming positive impacts on job quality and market share.
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