Editorial: Long term loser at 31st and Iowa traffic
A Lawrence editorial argues that a string of city decisions at 31st and Iowa, culminating in Home Depot access changes, has created severe traffic at the Kmart site. It notes reduced access, a landlocked corner, and costly potential solutions, urging a longer term development vision.
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National
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Lawrence
Why Bush chose to confront Saddam Hussein now
David Broder argues that post 9 11 fears and Saddam mass destruction arms motivated a U S led push for regime change. He notes Gulf War outcomes and political pressures from Congress and the United Nations while warning of long term costs and regional risks.
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David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Public Forum letters urge grading change and reflect on education spending
The page contains multiple letters debating grade inflation and transcript practices, Kansas education funding, and the impact of parental involvement on student achievement. Other letters discuss the cowboy term, Saddam era fears, and the right to protest, with names cited including Bunker Clark, David Barfield, Cathy Barfield, John M Solbach, and Doris Stine.
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Lawrence
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Kansas
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America
Iraq
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Adequate Education Funding Questioned by Reader
Randy Weseman cites state funding for education and argues for clearer accounting before further dollars are approved. He questions what constitutes adequate funding and urges a breakdown of where funds go, including salaries and benefits, with calls for district cost justification. He also asks for impact on welfare, elderly, and disabled programs.
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Randy Weseman
Lawrence
Ken Meyer
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