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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2014
Page
6
Lawrence City Commission members listed with addresses and phone numbers for Mike Amyx Jeremy Farmer Michael Dever Dr Terry Riordan Jim Flory Mike Gaughan and Nancy Thellman including home and work contact emails and street addresses in zip codes 66047 66049 66044 66046 66047 66049. Authority contact details provided for public records and outreach.
Shannon Kimball serves as president at 257 Earhart Circle, 66049. Rick Ingram sits at 1510 Crescent Rd, 66044. Both are connected to USD 497, with emails skimball usd497.org and ringram usd497.org for public inquiries.
A compilation of district offices for legislators Rep Barbara Ballard Rep Tom Sloan Rep Paul Davis Rep John Wilson Rep Ken Corbet Sen Marci Francisco and Sen Tom Holland includes room numbers state capitol street addresses and phone numbers in Topeka and Lawrence with official web addresses. The list notes district numbers and contact lines for outreach and legislative staffing in Kansas.
Washington weighs the lone wolf threat after the Sydney hostage attack. The piece contrasts two kinds of lone wolves the crazy and the evil noting that real terrorists are rational. It cites Maj. Nidal Hasan the Fort Hood shooter and argues psychiatry cannot explain such acts.
Charles Krauthammer argues lone wolf attackers reveal a larger threat from organized groups like the Islamic State. He contrasts Hasan with Monis and warns that the real danger comes from ideologies that provide a script, while civil liberties limit preemptive action. He calls for turning the fighters themselves to defend against homegrown terror and stresses continued global battle against extremism.
Lawrence readers weigh in on concrete cracking at the rec center with criticism of epoxy fixes and calls for saw cuts or removal. The writer argues contractors must follow specs, noting soft cut techniques could reduce cracking and urging accountability for project costs. Citizens urge vaccine policy discussion tied to meningitis B.
Medical economists for the federal government weigh the value of one life as they decide whether to recommend a new meningitis B vaccine for college students. Their recommendation will shape insurance coverage and access for students at risk on campus.
The Journal World invites public letters under 250 words that address public matters and avoid libelous language. The paper may edit for clarity without changing viewpoints and retains nonexclusive rights to publish and distribute the letters. Authors must include name address and telephone and may submit by mail or email.
A concise guide shows how lawmakers cast votes on recent measures, distinguishing yes N no and O abstained or did not vote. It lists lawmakers by chamber, state, and party with quick tallies for quick civic reference.
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