Kansas editorial warns against risky pension bond plan
The Kansas editorial argues the KPERS funding issue risks worsening under Gov. Brownback. It notes withholding 58 million, a proposed 1.5 billion bond issue to be invested for an 8 percent return, and a 30 year term at up to 5 percent. It cites Wall Street Journal cautions and rating downgrades, urging firmer fiscal options.
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Iran nuclear talks look doubtful after Munich comments
Washington Post columnist Davie Fanatius questions the likelihood of a deal with Iran, noting Zarif’s insistence on quick sanctions relief versus U.S. phased relief. He warns against premature moves, outlines risks of a breakdown, and considers a wait-and-see approach to preserve options amid regional instability and potential new sanctions.
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Kansas tax policy critique from KU professor
Mie Hoeflich of the Kansas University School of Law voices alarm at tax cuts in Kansas. She cites budget crises, underfunded schools, higher university tuition, and stalled roads as consequences, urging the governor and Legislature to slow future cuts or seek revenue alternatives to avoid disaster.
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Public Letters Critique on Sex Education and Planned Parenthood
A Lawrence Journal-World forum letter criticizes Miss Jinkens for linking school sex education to abortion advocacy. The author argues education to inform about contraception reduces abortions, cites Planned Parenthood services data, and defends parental tax-funded welfare concerns while urging informed youthful decisions.
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Lawrence
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