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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2013
Page
7
Lawrence City Commission members and their contact details are listed, including names such as Bob Schumm Michael Dever Mike Amyx Hugh Carter Aron Cromwell Jim Flory Mike Gaughan Nancy Thellman Vanessa Sanburn Rick Ingram Bob Byers Keith Diaz Moore and their addresses phone numbers emails and affiliations with USD 497 organization bodies and districts.
A compact directory of state legislators including Rep Barbara Ballard Rep Tom Sloan Rep Paul Davis Rep John Wilson Sen Marci Francisco Sen Tom Holland and Sen Anthony Hensley with their room numbers offices and phone numbers at the State Capitol in Topeka and Lawrence contact options and official emails listed.
Charles Krauthammer argues Republicans must unite to demand automatic spending cuts while blocking tax increases. He says Obama’s plan favors tax hikes and calls for a genuine tax reform tied to spending restraint, citing Simpson Bowles ideas and Reagan era reforms, with a push for real cuts before negotiations in Geneva.
In 1973 the Journal-World again questioned Douglas County Health Department policies as Dr. Dale Clinton advocates dispensing birth control pills and resists using the term family planning. Federal rules require doctors to offer multiple methods with exams and history, but Clinton seeks to avoid peripheral tests as cost prohibitive.
Dee Miller protests Kansas University women football coverage, arguing Sunday front page overemphasizes the men's loss while the women's win in Manhattan was underrepresented. He calls for balance, highlighting bias and a push for focusing on broader victories.
Valerie Foos questions why a Johnson County firm won the Lawrence Public Library temporary move, alleging the Gould Evans bid process limited local movers and excluded long-time Lawrence companies, despite potential local capability and public interest.
Tammy Yergey of Lecompton questions the Lawrence Humane Society’s policy of charging $150 plus for purebred dogs and cats, arguing it shifts from sheltering animals to profit and reduces options for mixed-breed animals while breed-specific rescues offer alternatives.
The Journal-World invites letters to the Public Forum up to 250 words of public interest. Letters must include name address and phone number. Submissions may be mailed to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or emailed to letters@jworld.com. The paper may edit letters without altering viewpoints and grants a nonexclusive license to publish and distribute.
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