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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2012
Page
8
The editorial laments Bob Dole's disappointment after the Senate rejected a disability rights UN treaty. It notes 38 Republicans opposed adoption, eight supported, and cites concerns over sovereignty, regulation, and home schooling. It praises Dole's career, KU's Dole Institute, and Kansan pride.
Washington faces a dilemma as Egypt's President Morsi, backed by the Muslim Brotherhood, asserts power and faces protests. The Obama administration has courted Morsi, aiding diplomacy and Gaza cease fires, while critics warn of entangling U.S. interests with a shifting regime. The piece urges balanced support for democratic change and warns against taking sides in sectarian contests.
Sam Bell of Lawrence protests KU administration for dismantling the Mount Oread Scholars MOS program calling it essential to high-ability students seeking holistic growth. He cites student enrollment, staff collaboration, and a shift to Honors as harming connections and bottom-up university renewal.
Reader letter notes Nov. 5 Senate vote on ratifying the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. It cites support from disability and veteran groups, mentions Bob Dole's Senate visit, cites Moran and Roberts voting no, and states the measure failed by five votes, denying U S ratification and global leadership on disability rights.
The Lawrence community gathered at the High School auditorium to discuss adopting a commission form of government. About 100 participants, mostly in favor, debated replacing the old council system and today volunteers work on signing a petition to present to the city council.
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