Parking details plague Lawrence commission on big apartment project
Lawrence city commissioners wrestled with parking for HERE Enterprises 624 bedroom complex east of Memorial Stadium as bankruptcy at the installer prompts scrambling for alternatives. Questions focused on separate leases for parking, a narrow private valet system, a south garage, and city review timelines. Residents warned against shifting parking loads into the Dread Neighborhood as officials urged staff to study plans further and avoid a car hungry outcome.
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Here Enterprises
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Lawrence, Kan
What the Lawrence Journal-World stands for
A policy statement from The World Company outlining the Journal-World's values and submission rules for public letters. It emphasizes public interest, prohibits libelous language, allows edits, requires author identity details, and provides submission methods by mail or email.
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Tahrir Square revolt lingers amid Egypt’s crackdown
Trudy Rubin recalls the 2011 Tahrir Square uprising and its leaders in Cairo, noting the five year anniversary with thousands of police, detentions, and blogs closed. She reports on Harb's view that democracy remains the only path, despite autocratic resilience and a brutal crackdown in Egypt.
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Nasser
Harb
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Brotherhood
el-Sissi
Wilson to Visit Lawrence With Haskell Band at Station
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World reports President Wilson's train is due in Lawrence at 9 10 tomorrow morning with a ten minute stop. The Haskell Indian band will greet the visitors with music at the station.
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Medicaid expansion deserves discussion in Kansas
The Kansas Legislature has long served as the ideas brokers for state betterment. Expansion would cover about 150 000 Kansans bring hundreds of millions into the economy create jobs and largely be funded by the federal government. Governor and lawmakers oppose it despite broad public support and past bipartisan openness to Medicaid improvements. Sandy Praeger of Lawrence notes past openness to expansion and urges action.
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Kansas
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Senate Health Committee
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Kansas Insurance
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