Public Forum Urges Camping Rules Enforcement Now
Ray Finch of Lawrence backs a lawsuit against the city demanding changes to allow the unhoused to camp on public property. He cites Centennial Park Burcham Park and an area north of the hospital as transformed into illegal campsites and urges a firm policy with enforcement sanitation trash and substance controls.
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Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor under 250 words via email at letters ljworld.com. Submissions should reflect current community concerns and maintain respectful, constructive discourse.
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Total lunar eclipse darkens night sky in 1898
The Daily Journal notes a total eclipse of the moon on December 28 1898 with the moon taking a dull reddish hue and attracting many inquiries about its cause. The same issue reports Victor Suspender Co filing articles of incorporation in Lawrence to manufacture suspenders and Buffalo herd sold from Bismarck Grove to Denver to be used as a city park attraction.
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Victor Suspender Company
Lawrence
Bismarck Grove
Denver
Harvard president Claudine Gay titled for resignation over plagiarism
Ruth Marcus argues Harvard President Claudine Gay should resign amid multiple allegations of improper citations and plagiarism in her acknowledgments and dissertation. The piece critiques perceived bias and calls for accountability, noting Harvard’s own standards on citation and integrity.
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Hochschild
New York Post
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Journal-World mission note from editorial staff
The Journal-World presents its guiding principles of accurate fair reporting safeguarding citizens rights and exposing dishonesty in public affairs. Editorial banner affirms commitment to community improvement with Kim Callahan editor and Allison Tait advertising manager named.
Five angry men and a partisan Supreme Court face democracy
Jamie Stiehm argues the Roberts Court is a 6 3 Republican majority wielding unchecked power. He highlights Justices Alito and Thomas as the fiercest partisan voices, cites Roe v Wade reversal, Trump cases, FedSoc influence, and the Bush v Gore precedent as signs of danger to democracy. The column warns reform and ethics codes are stalled.
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Ginny” Thomas
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Bush
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