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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2001
Page
6
Gov Bill Graves called the proposed budget grim as he described a plan to close a 426 million gap starting July 1. It cuts 158 dollars per student in public schools, with no funds for higher education, nine highway projects canceled, and five minimum prisons to close for a year.
The page line notes periodical postage paid at Lawrence Kansas indicating Journal-World is a periodical in the US with USPS 306 520 and membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press.
George Will offers a harsh critique of Mary Frances Berry and the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. He argues the agency lacks enforcement power, questions Berry’s worldview, and likens the panel to a vestigial remnant of past civil rights struggles while noting political battles over appointments and policy.
Lonard Pitts Jr. argues fairness may trump objectivity in journalism, noting readers challenge media bias and urging open dialogue. He cites errors in prior columns, defends a reader-informed approach, and calls for broader representation and equity in reporting. He asserts true objectivity is impossible and fairness could improve public discourse.
Phyllis Prentice of Lawrence responds to Rich Minder about the unity of worship across denominations and the public pledge of allegiance. She argues that Americans honor the One true God through freedom to worship and reflects on forefathers guiding the nation.
Mike Silverman defends Mennonite church against Gordon’s critique of homosexuality and religion. He cites Lawrence’s faith communities supporting equal rights, praises local Mennonites, and notes Journal World letter policy and submission details.
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