Narrow table metaphor marks holiday reflection after Dutton death
Editorial recalls Ed Dutton and the Lawrence Interdenominational Nutrition Kitchen he helped found. It reflects on poverty, holiday abundance, and the moral duty to aid the less fortunate amid economic strain and global unrest. The piece closes with a Christmas blessing and a note on Dutton's death.
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Ed Dutton
Lawrence Interdenominational Nutrition Kitchen
Dutton
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Africa
Middle East
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Journal World Mission Statement 1944 1962
The Journal World pages outline commitments to accurate and fair news reporting, separation of opinion from reporting, equal rights for all citizens, exposing dishonesty in public affairs, and supporting community-improving projects as part of its mission. Dolph Simons Sr. is noted as publisher and editor in various years.
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Journal-World
Dolph Simons Sr
Broder’s year in goofs exposes a wall of errors
Washington Post columnist David Broder reviews his 2002 goofs and misjudgments in a year end column. He corrects errors on stock options terms, estate tax history, and misreadings of political events. He reflects on misstatements about welfare reform, national service hopes, Iraq policy, campaign finance, and fiscal crises in the states.
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Washington
NFL
Federal Accounting Standards Board
Fiscal Accounting Standards Board
Financial Accounting Standards Board
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Betsy DeVos
Michigan
Republican Party
G. Scott Romney
Romney
Congress
Tim Penny
Minnesota
Iraq
George Bush
Oval Office
al Gore
Cubs
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Old Hometown at Kansas University Medical Center Debt Appeal
The Kansas University Medical Center appealed to the federal government to expedite bill payments to align with its current fiscal year revenue projections. KUMC said government delays hinder the hospital's accounting processes amid finances. From the Lawrence Daily World Christmas Eve 1902, stores reported strong late hours and brisk activity, noting a cold, crisp Christmas with unfulfilled snow but high spirits and university cheer.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County
Kansas
U.S
Kansas University Medical Center
KUMC
Lawrence Daily World
University
Public Forum letter writers critique war poll and policies
Readers challenge a Washington Post-ABC News poll on using nuclear weapons in Iraq and oppose war strategies. They critique media ethics, call for responsible reporting, and urge skepticism of political mandates. Others discuss local hardware service, aging policies, and Bush administration environmental rules impacting seniors.
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Washington Post-Abc News
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
Mr. Bush
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Helen D. Hansén
Lawrence
Pets Not Gifts This Holiday Season
Ann Wilson urges readers to consider pets as lifelong commitments not gifts for Christmas. She warns against puppy store purchases supporting mills, highlights health risks and high costs, and advocates adopting from shelters, rescues, or reputable breeders to help reduce euthanasia and animal suffering.
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Lawrence
Puppy Mill
Ann Wilson
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Dallas Dolan
Ed Clambrone
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Jim Symington
Missouri
Jack Bingham
New York
Gary Hart
Colorado
Warren Rudman
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