Editorial: Real Republicans push for moderates in Kansas
The Kansas Traditional Republican Majority forms to replace four GOP Board of Education members with moderates, aiming to reshape the party's course. It unites former congressmen, governors and state lawmakers from Overland Park to Dodge City, led by Ryan Wright, ex-journalist for Jerry Moran. The group vows to curb radical influences and restore core GOP values while warning of a divisive, long lasting fight within Kansas politics.
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Kansas Republican Party
Kansas Traditional Republican Majority
KTRM
Kansas Republican Assembly
U.S
Jan Meyers
Gary Sherrer
Dick Bond
Mark Buhler
Tim Emert
Audrey Langworthy
Rob Boyer
Jim Lowther
Lloyd Stone
GOP
Overland Park
Dodge City
Lakin
Ryan Wright
Jerry Moran
Kansas Board of Education
Bob Corkins
Wright
Kansas
Americans For Prosperity
Kansas Club For Growth
Republican Party
Charlotte Esau
The
Kansas Gop
Marginalization of professors reshapes U.S. campuses
Washington column argues ideology and budget pressures push 36 law schools to seek to bar military recruiters over don’t ask don’t tell. It notes federal funding links and First Amendment questions, with Roberts and O’Connor statements on free speech. The piece links campus climate to rise of think tanks and conservative influence.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
John Roberts
Sandra Day O'Connor
Antonin Scalia
Scalia
America
Roberts
George Willis
Washington Post Writers Group
Old Hometown Haskell president appoint visit
Gerald Gipp named president of Haskell Indian Junior College and to assume duties January 19 succeeding Wally Galluzzi who resigned. Also notes from Lawrence Daily World items including a 1905 marriage at the new Lutheran parsonage and the Kennedy and Ernst Hardware opening, plus Oklahoma and Indian Territory statehood views and prohibition debate.
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Gerald Gipp
Haskell Indian Junior College
Haskell Board of Regents
Wally Galluzzi
Lawrence Daily World
Charles Stoke
Lamont
Okla
Libbie Painter
Lawrence
New Lutheran
E. Stauffer
Kennedy and Ernst
Mass
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Smart
Kansas
U.S
Continental
Public Forum Snow Removal Critique in Lawrence Letter
Steve Turner of Lawrence questions the city’s snow removal plan after a slower response this year. He recalls efficient handling on Thanksgiving and cites public works director Chuck Soules on 2000 mileage and time, suggesting more miles require more hours.
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West Lawrence
Chuck Soules
Public Works
Public Works Department
Soules
Steve Turner
Lawrence
Seating Fallout At Allen Field House
Letter to the editor argues that prioritizing seats by a point system drains local passion at Kansas, noting ownership rights to tickets alter attendance behavior. Writer warns KU’s move risks empty seats if results falter, urging community support alongside fundraising efforts. Signed Joe B. Jones.
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Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas University
Jayhawk Nation
Lawrence
Kansas Athletics
Joe B. Jones
Not the economy era critique from Esther Lerner
Esther Lerner argues the focus is not the economy in 2005 and urges change, challenging politicians and voters to rethink leadership. The message targets President Bush and those in power, calling out arrogance and outdated views.
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President Bush
Esther P. Lerner
Lawrence
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