Editorial voices call for trials where crimes occurred
The piece urges no media bans and no venue shifts for John E. Robinson Sr. and a Kansas City youth accused of kidnapping, rape, and murder. It argues victims deserve public airing near where crimes happened, condemns defense tactics as evasive, and presses for trials in the regions of alleged acts.
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Californian seeks Bush help in California Senate race
Tom Campbell, San Jose Republican candidate against Dianne Feinstein, reflects on 1992 loss and a changed nominating system. He touts libertarian leanings with more regulation on campaign finance, faces Feinstein's broad name recognition, and hopes Bush’s national ads boost Republican turnout in California despite the state’s high costs. George Will notes.
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Hip hop awards fight embarrasses black leaders message
Leonard Pitts Jr invites self reflection after a Pasadena hip hop awards taping halted by backstage and audience clashes. He argues black public figures owe high behavioral standards to counter bigot expectations and protect the broader community. He cites historical figures to urge accountability across generations.
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Public Forum Fitting tribute to the editor in Lawrence
George F. Frazier of Lawrence reflects on the Douglas County Historical Society candle light ceremony honoring Quantrill's victims from the 1863 Massacre. He recalls Lawrence's history, transient population, and the need to preserve the city's unique character in Old West surroundings. He notes Letters Policy and submission details for The Journal-World.
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Lawrence Det Vernon Harrell saves burned truck driver
Old hometown notes recall a dramatic rescue by Lawrence Police Detective Vernon Harrell who saved a Texas truck driver badly burned after contact with a 12,000 volt line, which had earlier killed a Leavenworth County deputy in a wreck, as preservation of local history reflects on past efforts and sports culture debates.
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