Lawrence gains life sciences foothold as Deciphera relocate
Editorial lauds Deciphera Pharmaceuticals moving from Cambridge to a Lawrence life sciences park near 15th Street and Wakarusa Drive. Founders plan to hire 30 to 35 staff, pursuing drugs for Alzheimer's, cancer and diabetes, highlighting KU ties and regional biotech momentum.
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The Journal World proclaims accuracy and fairness in news reporting and separation of opinion from facts. It emphasizes safeguarding citizens rights and exposing dishonesty in public affairs while supporting community improvement projects under long time publishers Dolph Simons Sr and periodical staff.
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Bush budget foresees foreign policy shift
George Will argues the 2004 budget signals bold moves in foreign policy, including possible Iraq regime change and reduced NATO presence. He notes pressure on alliance cohesion, the shift eastward in Europe, and questions about U.S. troop deployments in Korea and Germany amid anti-Americanism and regional security concerns.
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Lawrence Plans $2.8 Million City Hall at Sixth and Massachusetts
Lawrence city commissioners approve a $2.8 million city hall to be built on the northeast corner of Sixth and Massachusetts. If land clearing and core drilling proceed in spring 1978, occupancy could occur by spring 1980.
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Public Forum Letters Grow From Community Debate
Public letters discuss law enforcement credibility and internal affairs, sanctuaries and noise in bars, and a school bond vote. Contributors defend an officer, call for funding for wildlife and schools, and urge voters to evaluate bond terms critically while noting Journal-World letters policy.
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