Regents urged to gain autonomy in higher education policy
The Kansas editorial argues for more autonomy for university leaders and the Kansas Board of Regents in setting admissions, tuition, and policy. It cautions the regents must prove trustworthiness and independence, noting they are not elected and could be swayed by politics. The piece calls for reduced legislative micromanagement and responsible oversight as funding pressures rise.
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Journal-World Letters Policy Reminder
The Journal-World invites letters to Public Forum under 250 words of public interest and without libelous language. The paper may edit for style without changing viewpoints and will publish with the author’s name address and phone number. Submit by mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters jworld com.
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Buy American clause in stimulus plan sparks debate
Andres Oppenheimer examines how a watered down Buy American provision aims to boost U S jobs while tracking international obligations. Critics warn the rule could invite protectionism, widen trade frictions, and hurt global trade, even as supporters say it preserves openness and national employment.
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TAKE A STAND What works tax cuts or government spending
The article argues Keynesian stimulus versus tax cuts to revive the economy. It explains income equals expenditure and the multiplier effect, favoring spending on education health care and environment over pork. Tax cuts may not boost demand if wealthy recipients save, while stimulus creates jobs and income. cites Keynes and KU economist Harry Shaffer.
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