Water woes push North Lawrence zoning review
North Lawrence faces flood concerns as water sits on flat ground and drainage is strained by small lot zoning. NLIA urges revisiting 2006 rules allowing 3,000 to 5,000 square foot lots, seeking 5,000 foot limits with surface area controls and a storm water grading plan to curb drainage problems and protect the neighborhood.
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Trump contrast benefits Obama By Doyle McManus
Doyle McManus analyzes Obama’s rising job approval near 50 percent, aided by Trump’s negatives and Latino and youth support. He notes the paradox of improved polls not fully tied to economic data and warns the president’s standing remains fragile across a looming fall campaign.
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Old Home Town from Lawrence Daily Journal World 1916
A. B. Cavaness, pioneer of the state, died at his Baldwin home at 11 oclock Tuesday morning. He came to Lawrence from Indiana in 1856 and witnessed the border troubles, serving with Free State men under Colonel Harvey.
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Free speech at KU under threat from faculty code changes
A KU faculty debate warns that the administration seeks power to place any professor on indefinite leave without pay under a rewritten Code of Faculty Conduct. The issue will be discussed in Senate meetings in Green Hall, while AAUP leaders urge members to read and speak out before more damage to the university.
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Public Forum questions growth claims at Baldwin City's logistics park
A letter argues 3 to 5 percent annual growth would alter the community’s character and warns that even steady growth doubles the population in 15 to 24 years. The writer urges considering doubling time in decisions and criticizes editorials on Hillary Clinton and gender bias.
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