Editorial on Obama and interview echoes Super Bowl dominance
The piece compares the Seahawks beating the Broncos to Obama dodging questions in an O’Reilly interview. It argues Obama hedged on key questions, failed to offer direct yes or no answers, and questions whether the public can trust his openness and pledged changes. The editorial links media hype to perceived evasiveness and national impact.
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Anti-NSA backlash threatens the open Internet
David Ignatius reports from Munich where European and American cyber experts warn that post Snowden the Internet could close, not open, as privacy concerns clash with security. The piece outlines fears of reduced access and rising EU cloud competition, plus governance shifts toward ITU and worry over safe harbor and U.S. dominance.
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Old Home Town opens new Emergency Hospital in Lawrence
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World reports the Emergency Hospital at Social Service Hall on Pinckney and Vermont streets opened with an open house. Observers note unexpected cleanliness and simplicity in the sick room as standout features.
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Explain the logic behind Kansas health plan decision
A letter from Paul Enos of Lawrence questions a Kansas health plan. He notes it would leave tens of thousands of Kansans without insurance, worsen ER crowding, deny free care for two years, then be mostly federally funded. He argues it costs Kansas jobs and tax dollars while aiding other states.
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Lawrence Police drop case on student death after party
The Lawrence Police Department plans to close the investigation into the student’s death following the party, citing lack of actionable leads and uncertainty around trauma.
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Public Forum on a Missing Person and Tragic Death
Letters discuss a missing man found a block from a party where last seen. The writer questions the cause of death and demands clearer reporting beyond a simple fall. Also quoted anecdotes about parenting and decision making from Anne Haehl and Lucy Cutler.
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Not so terrible Regarding the Larryville Mom's column
The Journal-World invites public forum letters under 250 words. Submit with name address and phone number via mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters ijworld.com. The paper may edit letters without changing viewpoints and grants a nonexclusive license to publish.
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