Border concerns push northern border risk into focus
An editorial urges heightened action as a Senate Homeland Security Committee report warns the 4000 mile U S Canada border is inadequately protected and a high terrorist entry risk. It notes the north has more Islamist groups than Mexico and warns lawmakers nationwide must demand tougher border security.
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Obama mends fences with Chamber after walk to capital
Barack Obama stepped from the White House to the chambers of the United States Chamber of Commerce and delivered a conciliatory speech. He urged business leaders to back job creation, cited capitalism and opportunity, and signaled a shift toward bipartisan engagement as his poll numbers rise.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Fire destroys Sacajawea Hall at Haskell Indian College
Firefighters battled cold to save the original Sacajawea Hall at Haskell Indian Junior College. The uninsured building was deemed a total loss with no injuries reported. cause is undetermined. Lawrence Daily World notes a separate 1911 police raid on opium dens at 628 and 617 Massachusetts, led by City Attorney Mitchell, recovering hop pipes and opium paraphernalia.
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Public Forum argues for arts funding and campaign transparency
A Lawrence letter-writer urges preserving the Kansas Arts Commission highlighting Van Go Inc. as a model for at risk youth and community growth through arts programs. Another letter condemns SB 31 for shielding donors to political issue ads, likening secrecy to poachers undermining democracy and urging disclosure. Joe Hyde, Eudora.
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Journal-World Editorial Stance and Leadership Outline
The Journal-World defines itself as a fair reporting newspaper upholding accuracy and nonpartisan coverage. It pledges to safeguard citizen rights, seek sympathy for the disadvantaged, expose dishonesty in public affairs and back community enhancement projects under The World Company leadership.
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