Small energy conservation steps cited by Kansas couple
The Journal World notes Elizabeth and Johnny Kim of Lawrence will be featured on TV for simple home energy save ideas. They wrapped a water heater, installed weather stripping, and added a programmable thermostat to cut costs. The piece argues conservation lowers demand and supports cleaner energy, with broad public benefits.
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Bhutto assassination shocks Pakistan and raises turmoil
Trudy Rubin reports from Islamabad on Benazir Bhutto's death by what experts call a well planned attack. The killing sparks fury and fear, with speculation about government or military involvement and fears of a wider fight against militancy.
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Letters on costs and convenience of the T transit
Clifton Pye of Lawrence argues for clearer tax funding details between public and private transport, suggests trimming private transportation funds, and proposes convenience upgrades for the T including parking restrictions near retail destinations, direct trips to stores, bike lanes, and prioritizing public transit as gas prices rise.
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Public forum calls for teen hangout spaces in Lawrence
In letters to the editor teens petition for a safe, affordable social spot beyond the library and existing centers. They urge a skating rink or similar venue to provide games, movies, and social time without parental worry, noting downtown parking and access issues for people with disabilities.
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Noodles Dreams Die In Downtown Traffic Crunch
A reader recounts seeking drunken noodles at Zen Zero amid a flood of downtown traffic. The scene overwhelms plans as the author notes the Journal-World letters policy and submission details for public forums.
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Old Hometown Election Costs and Local Controversy
The report notes Democrat Nancy Hiebert won the county commission race by outspending the Republican Hank Booth, with Hiebert spending 11 203 and 52 64 per vote while Booth spent 70 total. Voters criticize Lifeline gas rates and sewer assessments as county leaders are urged to better inform the public.
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