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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2011
Page
6
Federal President Barack Obama White House Washington DC 20500 contact page. Senators Moran Roberts contact offices Washington DC. Representatives Huelskamp Jenkins Yoder Pompeo office addresses and phone numbers. Websites listed for each official.
State Governor Sam Brownback and officials Kris Kobach Derek Schmidt Ron Estes Sandy Praeger listed with office addresses and phone numbers. Legislature figures including Janet Waugh Carolyn Wims Campbell Kansas Board of Regents contact Ed McKechnie Christine Downey Schmidt Mildred Edwards Tim Emert Fred Logan Dan Sykins Robba Moran Janie Perkins Kenny Wilk Andy Tompkins provided.
Charles Krauthammer argues Obama’s decisions on Russia and Iran show decisiveness but not clear policy gains. He cites the missile defense U turn, START treaty implications, and Tehran engagement as failures, while noting Russia’s pushback and Iran’s nuclear progress. He questions appeasement claims and credits for risk-taking.
Urban Renewal Authority chair Joel Jacobs says a public vote on a downtown Lawrence mall is expected between August and October next year. City officials weigh a Cleveland firm proposal to build in the 600 block, but no cost estimates have been released.
A letter from Richard Heckler of Lawrence argues 12th Street Recycling is not a salvage yard but an auto repair site with deteriorating fencing and code violations. He claims lack of enforcement permits neighborhood concerns and cites possible cease and desist options. Ben Chappell references immigration policy impacts and economic effects in Alabama.
Kay Opper and Jesse Carleton voice concern over new trash system eliminating jobs and reducing freedom of choice, citing higher costs and extra recycling fees. They urge limits on a proposed East Lawrence iSoar Tower near historic Rhode Island Street, fearing loss of parking and neighborhood character.
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