Trust and verify on medical gas inspections in Lawrence
An editorial urges Lawrence to require written verification that private inspectors examined medical gas installations on dentist projects. It cites a Tonganoxie teen who suffered a medical gas incident at a dentist and faces potential legal action. The piece argues for stronger city rules to reduce health risk and speed action by commissioners.
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Obama health reform and rationing warning
Charles Krauthammer argues that Obama’s social democratic plan will rely on entitlement reform and rationing of Medicare and Social Security. He predicts heavy cuts and a shift toward cost containment, despite universal health care rhetoric. He favors privatized or minimally state-supported reforms but warns rationing is inevitable.
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Church convention draws Dunkard Church members to Pleasant Grove
From the Lawrence Daily World April 24 1909 hundreds of members of the Dunkard Church of America will travel long distances and sleep in barns and farm houses to attend a large convention next month at Pleasant Grove in the southern part of the county. Women will stay in nearby farm houses and men in barns with as many as 200 houses under one roof.
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Bicyclists Challenge Journal World Editors on Road Rights
Lawrence cyclist Mark Bowen criticizes the Journal-World for bias against bicyclists claiming most drivers ride unlawfully. He says cyclists face obstructed crosswalks and unsafe driving habits daily and urges editors to try biking for a week to see the truth about driver respect for cyclists.
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Religion and regulation linked to self-control findings report
A study summarized in World Journal on April 19 suggests that individuals who sincerely adhere to any religion tend to display greater self-control. The report discusses how religious commitment correlates with behavioral regulation across contexts.
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Public Forum debates SLT plan and KU role in Lane City area
A public forum letter argues the 32nd Street plan for eight to ten traffic lanes through the nature boardwalk risks harming a site used by students and native communities. It cites monarch tagging programs and Wetland Learners as examples of lost opportunities if the route proceeds without KU collaboration.
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Lawrence
KU Holds SLT Key to the Editor
Wetland mitigation west of Louisiana draws debate as South Lawrence Trafficway supporters call it settled. Critics warn that a KDOT court loss could transform the restored wetlands into apartments or big box stores, underscoring the contentious fate of the site.
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