Ninth and New Hampshire project Incentives policy
City commissioners moved to approve 5 million in tax incentives for a Ninth and New Hampshire project but removed six revocation conditions citing funding risk. Writers argue added safeguards are sensible to prevent problems seen at The Dread Hotel, and urge refinement of language to ensure new development benefits the downtown area.
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China markets warn of liquidity squeeze amid crackdown
Washington columnist David Ignatius notes signs of financial strain in China as government corruption crackdowns bite and credit tightens. Real estate slows sharply with price cuts, defaults emerge, and investors flee to safety while authorities pursue a broad anti-graft drive and bank reforms.
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Wuxi
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Zhejiang
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Stevenson-Yang
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Zhou Yongkang
Chevanec
Herbert Stein
U.S
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Washington Post Writers Group
Old Home Town 1914 Lawrence Daily Journal-World
In 1914 the Patron-Teachers association of the Quincy school district urged stricter supervision of children’s fiction reading. Members resolved that excessive fiction reading harms children and called for monitoring by librarians and parents.
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Sarah St. John
Public Forum letter criticizes Kochs and voting equality
Fred D Atchison of Lawrence argues the Journal-World defends Koch brothers political activism. He says big money undermines one person one vote, cites Orwell, and rebukes policy aims like education and health care. He blames Koch support for extremism in Kansas politics.
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Lawrence
No notoriety in violence reports
Opinion letter argues against naming or showing suspects in mass violence to deny them attention. Advocates publicizing only essential facts while protecting identity, comparing to NFL practice of not broadcasting streaker images. Urges media restraint to deter copycat crimes and protect families.
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Alex Hormell
Lawrence
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