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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2005
Page
6
The piece crit icizes Douglas County and Lawrence for tying hazardous waste drop offs to appointments, noting safety risks from improper disposal and suggesting the city should make the process more convenient. It cites items like pesticides paints motor oil and batteries and asks officials to prioritize safe disposal to protect residents workers and the environment.
A 1905 Lawrence snapshot recalls a shift in housing as nonstudent families fill apartments, KU hosts Justice William O Douglas on Feb 24 to discuss The Role of Law and Survival, with local concerns over cattle losses, refinery debates, and urging advanced study through nine teaching fellowships offering $215 each.
Leonard Pitts Jr reviews Betty DeRamus s Forbidden Fruit Love Stories From The Underground Railroad noting the book s portrayal of resilient black couples who chose love over slavery The column contrasts past endurance with present cynicism while praising faith in community and the power of love though it questions whether such endurance still informs today s culture
In a column exploring a better U S strategy for military intervention, the author cites North Korea and Iran as tyrannies posing threats. Public nuclear advances by North Korea and Iran’s ongoing pursuit of nuclear tech loom large as urgent factors shaping American response. Readers weighed in, with Connie Staudt opposing all pre emptive wars and criticizing the Iraq strike.
John C Bersia argues for a careful case by case approach to military intervention and urges exhausting diplomacy, UN involvement, and targeted pre emptive measures. He cites public views from Ray Owen to Todd Cadle and positions on unilateral action versus multinational responses. Bersia, a Orlando Sentinel columnist, calls for clear goals and national interest in any intervention.
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