Planning access commission faces open meetings dilemma
The Lawrence Douglas County Planning Commission grapples with a proposed bylaw to bar planners from discussing planning business outside public meetings. Critics warn it could curb public input and favor developers, as private parties struggle to present their cases without in person access. New members Schachter and Burress may shift balance away from developer influence.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Bush bets on positive Russia ties
Washington readers see the Bush administration push for a new U S Russia relationship. A second Putin meeting spurs cautious optimism about arms talks and cooperation. The EastWest Institute report, led by Boren Danforth and Simpson, argues for deeper ties, lighter missile defense roles, and Russia joining global markets and security efforts.
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David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Water on I-70 raises safety questions after rains
A reader reports heavy rain on Friday July 27 leaving large water pools on I-70 east of the Lecompton exit and two cars in a ditch. The letter cites a Journal World story about 14 vehicles going off the road between Kansas City and Topeka and questions highway drainage and safety during downpours.
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Public forum on growth plans and housing concerns in Lawrence
Beth Anne Mansur raises worries about rapid city growth affecting older neighborhoods. She cites rising housing costs, outflux of families, and stressed schools, urging planned growth and a paid planning commission to ensure quality of life. The Journal-World outlines its public letters policy and submission guidelines.
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Rumsfeld pushes for a revolution in defense strategy
Defense experts say the Cold War is over and a shift toward a high tech, space based antimissile shield is needed. Rumsfeld aims to move away from a two war readiness model but faces resistance from the Joint Chiefs and Congress who fear cuts to conventional forces and a new arms race.
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Paving Delays Stir Unease In Lawrence 1901 Editorial
The Lawrence Journal on August 1 1901 criticized slow paving work by contractors in Lawrence Massachusetts Street and other streets. The editorial warned of lingering delays and warned readers they have cause for unease when projects drag on, recalling past bitter experiences with dilly dallying contractors.
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