Editorial warns against overconceding to North Korea
The piece argues that while North Korea must face consequences after its nuclear test, the United States and allies should avoid excessive concessions. It cautions against appeasing Kim Jong Il and warns such moves could embolden further coercion, urging balanced diplomacy and scrutiny of negotiator perceptions.
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Public Forum Letters Policy Summary
The Journal-World invites letters under 250 words on public-interest topics. The paper can edit for clarity without changing viewpoints. Submissions must include name address and phone, and may be sent by mail to PO Box 888 Lawrence 66044 or by email to letters@ijworld.com.
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Surprises in presidential race challenge GOP and Dem views
Washington column notes two Democratic candidates with campaign depth stumble as a Republican rival with municipal experience defies expectations. It discusses Hillary Clinton’s war withdrawal stance, critiques on Edwards handling of staff online vitriol, and Rudy Giuliani’s broad poll lead despite personal life scrutiny. The piece argues markets reveal voter attitudes as California and other states edge primary dates forward.
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Evolution debates and the Scopes revival in Harrisburg
Edward Humes recalls the Harrisburg trial on intelligent design and evolution, contrasting the talk radio caricature with the real theory. He notes the judge’s ruling that evolution is science not religion, the threats against the judge, and the enduring power of the talk radio narrative in shaping public opinion.
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Public Forum on Sidewalk Sale Tactics in Lawrence
A reader from Kansas defends open sidewalks during the annual downtown sidewalk sale and calls out alleged extortion by Downtown Lawrence Inc. in a letter to the editor. David Baldwin of Lawrence signs the note.
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PBS watchers To the editor letter query
Oliver Phillips questions whether the Journal- World audience includes a substantial group labeled PBS-watching ninnies, citing an announcement about the Asylum Street Spankers in the Upcoming section on February 14.
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Old hometown ACO in 1907 from Lawrence Daily World
Lawrence Daily World reports plans for the State Photographers Association convention in Lawrence with about 200 attendees expected for a week long gathering in early October. Baker University advances Rhodes Scholarship results with four finalists. Douglas County receives 3141.15 dollars from semiannual state school dispersal. Kansas University athletics eye revival under coach Hagerman aiming to match football and basketball levels.
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