Parking plan faces doubt over campus curbside rules near KU
Lawrence editors argue HERE LLC proposal to cut 100 garage spaces and rely on KU permits is unworkable and unenforceable. They question enforcement, potential shifts in KU parking, and risk to neighborhood streets, urging commissioners to uphold original 577-space garage requirement.
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Scranton Restaurant Empowers Afghan Women in Herat
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Trudy Rubin highlights the first women only restaurant in Herat, funded by Scranton activists who raised nearly $20,000. The project, led by Soraya Pakzad of Voice of Women, provides safe social space and job opportunities for women, amid concerns over NATO troop withdrawals and women’s rights in Afghan talks.
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Country Club House Ex Cavation Starts In Warm Weather
Work on the excavation for the new Country Club house began yesterday afternoon. Weather has been ideal for building and the club expects to have the house well under way before cold weather. The plan is to finish the house this winter.
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Letter to the editor decries reduced parking for luxury complex near lth and Mississippi
A reader criticizes proposed reductions of 100 parking spaces for a luxury apartment and retail project, noting city planing department approval and insufficient use of KU lot permits. The writer argues tenants may have multiple cars, stadium-related lot restrictions worsen overcrowding, and developers should not prioritize profit over neighborhood impacts.
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Lawmakers and the ACA debate raise trust concerns
Karen Heintzen argues that Kansas politicians criticize federal funding promises while opposing Medicaid expansion under the ACA. She questions whether a promise about future costs is any more reliable than a law, noting Kansas resists expansion among 19 states.
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Freedom and discrimination through business policy debate
Anne L. Haehl argues that past freedoms allowed discriminatory practices and pollution while noting wealth concentration by figures like Sam Walton Warren Buffet and Bill Gates. She calls for united action to shape a future country and world.
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