Bob Hope to Celebrate 100th Birthday With NBC Tribute
National treasure Bob Hope reaches age 100 on May 29 and NBC airs a two hour special Sunday titled 100 years of Hope and Humor. The performer, famed for wartime shows with Bing Crosby and service to troops, has long been recognized by the industry and public for his wide impact across media.
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Three swords of possibility in Iraq’s future history
David Shribman argues three plausible futures for postwar Iraq. A swift victory and regional reform as a Sword of Damocles salvation, a fragile pacification with ongoing instability, or a two edged win that weakens al Qaida while spurring new threats at home. He urges policymakers to consider these timelines before shaping the postwar era.
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Public input and concerns on local schools and leadership
Readers weigh in on Lawrence Alternative High School closure, USD 497 budget issues, and KU athletics. Letters urge understanding of the alternative school’s value, criticize admin decisions, question board actions, and call for accountability while outlining submission rules for community input.
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Journal-World Stands For Accurate Fair News Reporting
The Journal-World pledges accurate and fair reporting with no editorial opinion, safeguarding citizens regardless of background, exposing dishonesty in public affairs, and supporting community improvement projects. It honors enduring publishers Dolph Simons Sr. and successors, and remains a member of the AP and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Looting Oversight in Iraq War Critics Letter
John Hoopes argues in a letter that antiwar critics have blamed the United States for not protecting Iraqi museums from looters. He notes cheering scenes in Baghdad and cites Gen. Vincent Brooks saying the U.S. did not anticipate the looting.
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