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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2012
Page
8
The piece argues Kansas should pause and review updates to its concealed carry law before expanding it. It notes about 40,000 licensed carriers, mixed past changes, and proposes public education to reassure safety. It highlights concerns from the Kansas Board of Regents and local governments and calls for clearer rationale.
Voters stayed away from caucus venues in Colorado with turnout about 6 percent lower than 2008. Florida Nevada and New Hampshire also saw notable declines as campaigns faced thinner crowds and less media heat this season.
David M. Shribman analyzes a Republican field lacking exciting choices as independents drift toward Romney amid broad apathy. He notes 61 percent of conservatives want more nominees, Santorum’s stronger backing than Romney among strong supporters, and a looming Super Tuesday with turnout likely low.
A reader condemns Senator Santorum for anti liberal views and Christian nationalist rhetoric, contrasting his stance on rights with Anglo American legal traditions. The letter also denounces Spencer Museum of Art for Amber Hansen’s “The Story of Chickens,” urging cancellation and animal welfare, and cites journal submission rules. Beth Lily signs the letters.
The bill passes 98 to 24 in Topeka to implement pari mutuel wagering in Kansas. It creates a five member state racing commission appointed by the governor and approved by the Senate, and sets rules for horse and dog racing wagering. Meanwhile KU students propose Hashinger Hall renovation funding via a $50 annual living fee to convert first floor rooms into arts and crafts studios, music and drama spaces, a wood shop, and photography facilities.
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