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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2010
Page
7
Editorial notes Gov Mark Parkinson chose to sign a broad concealed carry bill to avoid a veto session and protect other vetoed issues. It praises his candor and pragmatic approach, noting legislators overrode concerns while Parkinson balanced principles and political calculus for Kansas.
Lawrence Daily World notes a head-on baseball collision left a boy unconscious for about an hour. Upon waking he immediately asked where the ball was. Also announced is the ninth annual CPA picnic at Bromersick's Grove in Eudora on August 18 with a grand street parade in the forenoon and continuous activities leading to a midnight platform dance.
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that judging by personal identity is wrong and that judging should be based on merits. He critiques vocal opponents who claim authority to determine gay rights and insists that freedom belongs to those seeking equality, not to the majority who presume the right to judge. He notes bias and hypocrisy in debates over constitutional rights.
A reader charges that the Hiroshima Nagasaki memorial links two issues the nuclear arms race and their wartime use. The letter warns that total war and new weaponry multiply lethality and threaten civilization under MAD. The call is for timely action before catastrophe.
A letter criticizes lack of respect at a Free State High School band event for not announcing the National Anthem or requesting hats be removed. The author urges announcements at events and notes national pride and gratitude to the military. The editor is urged to consider improving showings of respect to the nation.
A letter to The Journal-World argues that a coal fired power plant would cause health risks including cancer and respiratory disease, while offering little reliable energy. It cites Physicians for Social Responsibility and urges readers to consider energy needs for Kansas. The letter outlines submission guidelines and contact details for the newspaper.
After the Kansas primaries Kris Kobach won while Todd Tiahrt lost. The author laments the campaigns' depressing tone and shallow focus on accusing opponents of not being conservative enough. Both Moran and Tiahrt are described as strong conservatives with pro life and anti tax records.
Mike Hoeflich argues negative campaigning, misleading ads, and robocalls hurt voter trust and civic discourse. He notes Tiahrt Moran and Yoder races featured harsh tactics, laments intrusive calls, and urges candidates to focus on concrete plans for Kansans rather than name calling.
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