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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2018
Page
4
Lawrence Kansas city commissioners and key staff with addresses and phone numbers. Stuart Boley Lisa Larsen Jennifer Ananda Michelle Derusseau Mike Gaughan Nancy Thellman Jill Fincher Rick Ingram GR Gordon-Ross listed with addresses and organizational emails or domains.
A reading of the Kansas lawmakers contact information includes Rep Tom Sloan in the 45th District with office in room 521-E and Topeka and two Lawrence and Topeka phone numbers, Rep Dennis Highberger in the 46th District with Topeka and Topeka numbers, Rep Eileen Horn in the 10th District with room 54-S and Topeka numbers, Rep Jim Karleskint in the 42nd District with room 512-N and Tonganoxie numbers, Sen Marci Francisco in the 2nd District with room 134-E and telephone numbers in Lawrence and Topeka, Sen Tom Holland in the 3rd District with room 134-E and Lawrence and Topeka numbers, and Sen Anthony Hensley in the 10th District with room 318-E and Topeka numbers.
Patrick R. Miller argues that Greg Orman risks acting as a spoiler in Kansas by denying a majority to Kris Kobach in the gubernatorial race. He notes Kobach’s primary edge, Orman and Kelly’s ideological distance, and the potential shift toward more extreme governance if Kobach wins with minority support.
Michael Gerson argues the only path to preserving the GOP is through Democratic gains in the House in November. He urges Republicans to vote Democratic in House races while supporting mainstream Senate candidates, framing it as a conscience choice to curb Trump and reduce partisan division.
Randy Supernaw of Perry writes that political ads from candidates and PACs mislead and lie, cites a pro Kobach ad accusing the ACLU of promoting Gov Colyer, urges readers to discount ads, and suggests a fact checker gauge and a Pinocchio nose for liars, including Trump.
Readers may submit letters to the editor under 250 words. Submissions can be mailed to P.O. Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or emailed to letters@ljworld.com.
In 1868 Kansas Daily Tribune items recount a humorous “cow-hiding” incident where a man was struck with a parasol by a woman after a heated exchange. An Ottawa excursion section invites Masons to lay the new Methodist Episcopal church cornerstone with a special Galveston road train for attendees.
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