Anschutz seeks wholesome film impact and local support
The article praises billionaire Philip Anschutz and the Anschutz family for backing family friendly cinema and community projects. It notes investments in Kansas City arena plans, KU library gifts, and athletic support. It highlights the Anschutz Film Group’s mission to deliver uplifting, nonviolent entertainment and urges public backing for this venture.
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Philip Anschutz
Anschutz
Denver
AFG
Los Angeles Staples Center
LA Kings
Anschutz Entertainment Group
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kansas University
Phil
Nancy Anschutz
Marian
Fred Anschutz
Philip
Fred
Anschutz Film Group
From Freetown Shantytown to a Moral Question
Leonard Pitts Jr discusses a field visit with photographer Sarah Glover in Freetown Sierra Leone where a wary resident named David rebuffs interviews. The piece reflects on the ethics of journalism, audiences back home, and the urge to effect real change rather than mere observation.
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Freetown
Sierra Leone
Sarah Glover
David
Sarah
United States
Debates May Decide 04 Race In High Stakes Showdowns
Miami Herald columnist Robert Steinback analyzes the 2004 presidential debates between John Kerry and George W. Bush. He weighs expectations, candidate weaknesses, and how three scheduled debates on September 30, October 8 and October 13 could decide the outcome, amid static polls and heavy advertising.
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John Kerry
Boston
Bush
New York
Iraq
Cuba
Kerry
University of Miami
Washington University
St. Louis
Arizona State University
C-Span
Robert Steinback
The
Miami Herald
Herald
Public Forum on Islamism terms and rights
Moussa Elbayoumy of the Islamic Society of Lawrence cautions against equating Islam with political ideologies and urges accountability for actions rather than beliefs. The Journal-World notes letters should be 250 words or less, include name and contact details, and may be edited for public interest.
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Maura
Jarek Piekalkiewicz
Public Forum
Islamophobes
Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Disaster at Pinion Bridge Claims Many Lives In Flood
Lawrence Daily World reports a Missouri Pacific Flyer crash near Pinion Colorado where an aging bridge failed over a rain swollen creek. At least 122 people were carried to the river and many bodies feared washed away. L H Perkins of Lawrence organized a local company following the disaster. Investors flocked to southern Kansas afterward.
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Lawrence Daily World
Missouri Pacific Flyer
Pinion
Colo
Kansas
L.H. Perkins
Lawrence
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Rob Curley
New Media
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Bill Snead
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
al Bonner
Joe Lewis
Ed Ciambrone
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire
U.S
P.O
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dolph C. Simons III
Dan C. Simons
Ralph Gage
America
Africa
Leonard Pitts Jr
Commentary
Ipitts
Herald.com
Eagle Cartoons.com
Robert Steinbach
Knight Ridder Newspapers
Willie
Bill Clinton
al Gore
New York Times
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