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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2022
Page
4
Lawrence City Commission members Courtney Shipley Lisa Larsen Bart Littlejohn Shannon Reid plus mail addresses. School board members Kelly Jones Carole Cadue Blackwood Paula Smith with contact numbers and mailing address at TIO McDonald Drive Lawrence KS 66044.
Work began on a new Lawrence Ice Company storage warehouse on Ver mont street with concrete pours starting this morning. The 65 foot high structure, begun in February, will hold 3 000 tons of ice and use five carloads of cork insulation to meet demand in hot summers.
Mona Charen argues Democrats squandered their achievements under Biden by burying popular policies like the child tax credit and failing to promote a positive economic story. She cites unemployment gains, infrastructure investments, and calls out weak messaging against GOP tactics, urging a stronger, fact-driven advertising push.
To the editor the writer argues Kansas SB493 bans local plastic bag regulation clashing with home rule in Article 12 Sections 5a and 5d. The piece claims statewide uniformity benefits business but harms local autonomy and notes plastics pollute air water and soil. Gov Kelly could veto SB493.
Nancy Muma urges support for a public forum backing constitutional principles and empowering local governments to cut toxic plastic waste. She frames plastics as a danger to public health and calls for action to stop pollution.
The note urges a yes vote to amend the state constitution to limit abortion access and a no vote to defeat it. It reminds voters to register by July 12 and vote on August 2, referencing a New York Times quote advocating keeping abortion safe and legal.
In a Douglas County Historical Society reminiscence noted by The Daily Gazette on July 24 1907 Forest Savage recalls dandelion seeds from Vermont travels in 1862 63 spreading across gardens as neighbors requested seed. Shelley Hickman Clark suggests this as another reason to mow less this spring.
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