Editorial: A second chance for Menninger to stay in Kansas
Editorial urges Kansas leaders to salvage the Menninger Clinic by securing a strong affiliation. Mentions failed merger with Baylor College of Medicine, staff cuts, and ongoing losses. Calls for state incentives or new partnership to preserve Menninger’s status and KU Medical Center viability.
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Will cites U S stance on Durban WCARRDXRI boycott
George Will argues the Bush administration should boycott the World Conference Against Racism in Durban. He frames the event as a venue for expansive, and often unverifiable, treaty terms. He notes U S ratification quirks, calls for restraint in gesture diplomacy, and suggests isolation may favor U S interests.
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Morgan Hopes to Crush Labor in Free America
Lawrence Journal quotes the Kansas City Times as saying J P Morgan faces the biggest contract of his life to crush organized labor in free America. Morgan reportedly did not injure workers, while strikers aim to ruin his business. the phrase crushing labor is dismissed as rot.
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Disney bubble boy film sparks immune disease protest
Lawrence readers recount a personal battle with common variable immune deficiency and the real life bubble boy, urging Disney to drop a comedy titled Bubble Boy. The letter ties family trauma to the film’s portrayal of immune diseases and notes a boy’s monthly gamma globulin therapy as essential, while calling for sensitivity and accountability from the studio.
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Public Forum letters blend politics and sports passions
A reader urges postponing the Band Day parade, urges using TV money for diplomas, and contrasts Lance Armstrong with George Bush. The letter also discusses fundraising ideas, graduation day plans, and the Journal World’s letters policy, inviting submissions with name and contact details.
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