Editorial: Place in space and the shuttle program
The piece argues exploring space benefits national security and daily life via space technology, satellites, and climate data. It urges not to abandon manned flight yet acknowledges Discovery's foam issue and urges a safe return, stronger NASA fixes, and a clear plan for future space goals.
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US urged to intensify help for Iraq toward stable future
Orlando Sentinel editorial argues the United States should boost support for Iraq, promote a permanent constitution with strong protections for women, and expand counter insurgency efforts. It cites post tsunami aid and cross national goodwill while urging durable economic security and oil wealth sharing for Iraqis.
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Reopening Sunflower Ordnance Works Aimed at Jobs
U S Army officials are expected to announce partial reactivation of the Sunflower Ordnance Works thirteen miles east of town to produce propellant for Vietnam War needs. The move is anticipated to create at least two thousand regional jobs. The Lawrence Daily World notes the state will recover the entire five hundred forty seven thousand dollars tied to the failed First National Bank of Topeka through a Guaranty and Fidelity bond. Two suspects, Frank Clark and James Downey, are jailed in relation to a Bennett's Store burglary and face charges after police recovered significant stolen property.
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Public Forum: Dumpster diving legal in Lawrence says letter
A reader argues the Saturday Journal-World trash story misstates law. Citing California v. Greenwood he asserts dumpster diving is legal nationwide and only city trash collection limits private scavenging. He criticizes city officials and Journal-World coverage for misunderstanding the code.
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Car wash protest sparks community concern in Lawrence
Gloria Schwarz of Lecompton writes about a homeless car wash in Lawrence intended to raise funds for gloves and softball gear. She condemns city interference, praising the workers and urging the city to reconsider actions that she views as hypocritical and unfair to the volunteers.
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Gloria Schwarz
Lecompton
Kansas gambling expansion sparks voter ballot debate
Robert Hinton voices mixed views on expanding gambling in Kansas. He notes three casinos exist with two performing well, arguing voters should decide in November while opposing special interest influence on the issue.
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