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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2004
Page
8
Editorial urges a full, independent audit of the Kansas state employee van pool to determine if it is self funded or a taxpayer burden. It notes deficits reported last year but cautions that multiyear costs like vehicle replacement are unclear and calls for transparent data before any decision.
Trudy Rubin argues that David Kay’s findings show Iraq had no active chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons at the war’s start and no solid links to al Qaeda. She notes intelligence flaws, White House spin, and the risk of undermining credibility, urging a long-term containment view rather than a preemptive war rationale.
Kansas University's Committee of 22 meets tonight with important business on the agenda. Over thirty new students registered this term, a marked rise from the fall. Bolting stirs politics with party changes expected to spark developments. An ordinance granted to a local company to prospect for natural gas. Prof Haworth supports boring for gas this spring.
Kent Van Hoesen of Lawrence argues the historic district designation process is undemocratic and biased toward opponents. He suggests the review board’s approach to protecting districts risks subjectivity and calls for a more open, democratic process.
In letters to the editor, Kimberly White and Phil Minkin condemn wartime decisions and local planning disputes while urging greater accountability and civic action. Janeine Cardin urges leaders to expand affordable housing and shelter options for Lawrence residents.
H Millard Klein, a former Boy Scout and father of two, contests Becky Linot’s Jan 31 letter. He argues responsibility and adherence to rules outweigh mere respect, saying cheating in a contest violates Scouting principles and should trigger accountability.
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