Prayer, politics divides Lawrence readers in prayer appeal
An editorial critiques a Capitol Commission request for prayers targeting Kansas dark spiritual areas including Lawrence and Kansas City areas. It argues the wording implied political motives, noting Lawrence’s faith groups and social services while challenging the politics behind the appeal. The piece condemns using prayer to make political points and stresses community support without partisan framing.
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Soccer ultras shape politics in Egypt and beyond
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius examines how soccer hooligans, termed ultras, evolved from fierce street gangs to influential political actors in Egypt. They helped topple Mubarak, now challenge Morsi, and reflect broader Arab Spring instability, with echoes in Israel and Europe as youth rebellion persists amid fragile transitions.
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Readers clash over faith, ethics and photo politics
Letters criticize a Journal World cartoon on Catholic ethics and question secular grounds for moral standards. They urge respectful governance, denounce Gov. Brownback’s policies, and critique city officials over recycling bids and trash costs ahead of Election Day.
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Old Home Town June start for K-10 highway project
Johnson County plans a June start on the K-10 highway from DeSoto to K-7. A hearing set for April 4 in the Johnson County District Court will address a temporary injunction halting 7.5 miles of construction since October, brought by S R Brunn of Olathe who owns property affected by the route.
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