Regents urged to better relate with lawmakers in Kansas
Editorial notes the Kansas Board of Regents discussed boosting contact with state legislators and the governor to better explain higher education needs. It cites Tim Emert and Kenny Wilk urging relationship building, and Gov Brownback urging measurable university targets to gain support beyond requests for money.
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Donkey dispute lands three men in police court
A July evening quarrel on Garfield Street over how much a donkey could pull led three men to police court. Details were unclear as to the exact cause or statements.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
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After Libyan ouster unions, rethink Arab Spring myths
Trudy Rubin argues that Libyan rebels' seizure of Tripoli shows despots can be challenged but does not guarantee quick democracy. Islamists, old guard remnants, regional divides, and state rebuilding pose hurdles, while NATO support risks legitimacy questions and future revolts may face a long, difficult path to stable governance.
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Public Forum Opposes Special Taxing Districts in Lawrence
Roger Powell of Lawrence writes to the editor urging residents to oppose special taxing districts. He argues businesses will cover costs, population should not subsidize rapid deficits, and citizens should avoid shopping at any location with such incentives. He says signs after benefits are not the solution and calls for commissioners to reject special tax areas.
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Lawrence
Roger Powell
Virginia Surplus Sparks Call for Federal Action and Policy Shift
Cal Thomas notes Virginia posted a 544.8 million surplus under Gov. Bob McDonnell, with 48 200 net new jobs and a low unemployment rate. He argues Virginia’s fiscal conservative path contrasts with federal deficits, urging a Rainy Day Fund and a Federal Action Contingency Trust while praising Pollina's pro business rank.
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