Campaign finance disclosure urged for Kansas PACs
Editorial urges the Kansas Legislature to require PACs to file detailed campaign finance reports listing spending and donors. Citing the American Future Fund's $1 million in ads against Attorney General Steve Six, the piece argues transparency helps voters assess influence and bias behind issue ads.
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Stability or democracy in Egypt as the military leads
Charles Krauthammer argues that Egypt's path to democracy hinges on the military guiding a stable transition. He warns against ElBaradei and the Muslim Brotherhood, urges behind the scenes U.S. support to ensure a secular democratic outcome, and notes Mubarak's exit is imminent with Suleiman or a technocrat as possible leaders.
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Chicago
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Old Home Town Years Ago: Lawrence Plans and Book Review
State highway officials project a southeast bypass for Lawrence within eight to ten years to ease through traffic toward Clinton and Perry recreation areas. A Kaw River bridge study suggests closing Massachusetts Street to southbound traffic and adding a second Santa Fe underpass bridge to Sixth and Tennessee. Also notes a Junior Civic League movement, garden seed drives for children, and a review praising Gaston Leroux’s The Phantom of the Opera as an exceptional tale with vivid imagination.
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Giant lull reveals decline in science teaching across nation
The piece cites Penn State researchers finding only 28 percent of high school biology teachers consistently present evidence for evolution while 13 percent openly advocate creationism or intelligent design. It notes a broader trend of reducing critical thinking and dumbing down content to boost grades, culminating in a commentary on intellectual decline and societal impact.
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Policy Notes for Letters to the Journal World
The Journal-World outlines letter submission rules for the Public Forum. Letters must be 250 words or less, of public interest, and avoid libelous language. Contributors grant a nonexclusive license to publish and must include name address and telephone number.
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