Space pilot Crossfield dies in GA plane crash at 84
Editorial reflects on Scott Crossfield’s death in a small private plane crash in Georgia. It notes his Mach 2 achievement, battles with Yeager, and long career as a test pilot and aerospace adviser, praising his courage and contributions to aviation science.
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Georgia
Crossfield
Chuck Yeager
Yeager
Kansas
Joe Engle
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Engle
Old hometown in 1981 drives bid clash and litter worry
The Douglas County Commission reaffirmed rejecting the low bid from Landmark Ford in Kansas City in favor of a $1,900 higher bid from a Lawrence dealer Midway Ford. They argued the local firm offered better service and long term savings. Residents urged a glass container ban due to litter in parks and roads. The Lawrence Open School planned to stay at its current site for another year after failing to join District 497, with Michael Bryant as coordinator.
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Lawrence
Landmark Ford
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United 93 film praised as needed counterterrorism reminder
Cal Thomas argues United 93 should be seen by all Americans. The film portrays passenger heroism and the hijackers’ fanaticism, offering a vivid, nongraphic account of 9 11's events. It emphasizes vigilance, resilience, and the dangers of terrorism, urging viewers to not miss the film.
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World Trade Center
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Todd Beamer
Elsa Gronlund Strong
Linda Gronlund
Variety
United 93
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Tribune Media Services
Bush openness questioned as press clash grows
Washington observers note a widening rift between the Bush White House and national media after Scott McClellan's resignation as press secretary and CIA official Mary McCarthy's firing for alleged leaks. The piece argues for greater presidential transparency and criticizes limited access to decision making, warning that future press aides could face sustained scrutiny.
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Bush
Scott McClellan
White House
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McClellan
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Washington Post
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Tony Snow
George Bush
Mary McCarthys
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Public Forum letter questions Bible credibility and faith
A reader argues that biblical contradictions do not prove falsehood and cites scholarly work to show the Bible as a human collection of folklore and history. The letter discusses how gospel authors may retell familiar stories and invites readers to seek impartial scholarship before forming conclusions.
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Hofmann
Bruce
Springsteen
Lawrence
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