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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2004
Page
2
Analysts study a tight Taft Kobach race with provisional ballots awaiting counting. The row between moderates and conservatives in the Kansas GOP could decide whether Moore, the incumbent, survives another term.
Washington Post columnist David Broder writes that Kerry and Edwards failed to generate a post convention bounce. Voters question what Kerry would do differently on Iraq and governance, while the campaign fixated on Kerry’s Vietnam service and strong leadership imagery.
Readable excerpts name KU professors tied to the Manhattan Project and World War II radiological work at Columbia. It notes 76 year old Frank Hoecker, James Maloney, and William Argersinger, plus local political races including Rep William Avery's gubernatorial bid and a tight Kansas 6th District Senate contest between Reynolds Shultz and Don Hults.
Deb Stavin of Lawrence defends Amy Swan breastfeeding at a health club. She urges the offended reader to teach his son manners and to request the club policy on breastfeeding, arguing civil discussion should resolve such disputes.
Readers argue for legislation protecting children's right to breastfeed, denouncing media reaction to a breast during the Super Bowl event. Voices from Tamara Fairbanks Ishmael and Dan Schriner reflect personal experiences, advocacy, and fan loyalty across Dallas, Lawrence, and KU.
A reader article argues for breastfeeding rights and notes positive public experiences, while criticizing hostility to changes and GOP war policy. It links public nursing acceptance to education and laments media voices. The letter also criticizes Bush supporters and Vietnam War rhetoric, pointing to Iraq and military spending.
The Journal World invites letters of public interest under 250 words and reserves the right to edit for clarity while keeping viewpoints intact. Letters must include the writer’s name address and telephone number and may be submitted by email.
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