Editorials raise inspection questions after school site injury
An 8 year old's serious injury at the New York School site highlights potential gaps in safety inspections at Lawrence school projects funded by a 92.5 million bond. The district waived city inspection fees of about 280 thousand, shifting safety duties to contractors and risking noncompliance with city standards. Taxpayers question whether the arrangement met required safeguards.
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The Journal World invites letters under 250 words of public interest and requests no name calling or libel. The paper may edit letters without changing viewpoints and requires the author to provide name address and phone. Submissions go to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or letters ijworld com.
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Debate on physician assisted death and dignity in end of life
In a discussion on California law, Dr. Lynette Cederquist and allies push for physician assisted dying amid dementia worries and dying fears. The piece cites Maynard’s Oregon choice, contrasts medical ethics and public policy, notes AMA opposition, and surveys costs, legality, and the Oregon experience.
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The Merchants and Farmers Association prepares for a luncheon to discuss half day closing on fair days. Leaders urge a large turnout to reach a decision on the important matter affecting all local businesses. Compiled by Sarah St. John.
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Witnesses Made: Vester Flanagan's Murder PR Campaign
Leonard Pitts Jr. analyzes how the Roanoke shootings and the online spread of the killings reveal a chilling shift in media consumption. The piece argues viewers are made complicit as social and traditional media weaponize violence, turning audiences into unwitting participants.
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