Editorial: Kansas debates school funding plan pace
Editors note that the Kansas Legislature slows to craft a finance plan. Gov. Sebelius reports talks are under way as a state study recommends adding 400 to 470 million dollars to public schools, prioritizing urban districts while trimming low enrollment funding. The piece cautions rural districts and consolidation will be hard, urging bipartisan patience.
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Hypocrisy and backlash in the cartoon controversy
Anne Applebaum argues the Danish Muhammad cartoons dispute reveals double standards in Western and Muslim reactions. She notes past cases like Piss Christ and Newsweek Koran allegations, urging caution against selective defense of press freedom while warning this knowledge may fuel further violence.
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Public Forum letters on violence, media, and free speech
Readers debate gun violence causes, music and video game influence, and the role of parents. The exchange mentions misinterpretation, radical ideologies, and the Osama bin Laden and Hitler references, urging responsible expression and civil dialogue. Letters also outline Journal-World letters policy and submission details.
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McEwen Demonstrates Objections to Concealed Carry Bill
Randy McEwen carried an unloaded 12 gauge shotgun into a Wesley Towers forum to oppose concealed carry legislation. Three forum organizers backed him, while legislators defended the bill, noting its ban on carrying into state government buildings. The demonstration highlighted gaps in safety provisions across other venues.
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Kansas teen driving reform bill eyed by Kansans
Six months after turning 14 a Kansas teen can drive with no restrictions making Kansas one of only two states with such openness North Dakota the other The proposed changes from Rep Tom Burroughs would raise learner permit age to 15 and require a restricted license at 16 with limits until 18 or diploma The plan includes farm exemptions seeks stricter limits and aims to reduce teen driving hazards through graduated licenses and legislative action.
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