Funding education deserves top budget priority in Kansas
The editorial argues state funding for K 12 and higher education should be central in the budget, not scraped from crumbs. It criticizes proposals to legalize slot machines and raise alcohol and cigarette taxes as unfair, regressive options and urges a direct tax approach to fund schools.
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Governors in Washington buoyed by Bush era unity
NGA members, led by chair Parris Glendening, cheer as Bush administration opens with bipartisan potential. Governors see federalism strength, states leeway on education funding, and leverage from redistricting to shape national policy. References to Thompson and Whitman highlight federal-state ties.
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Faith Based Plan Risks Constitutional Clash With Religion
The piece argues that Bush's faith based initiative raises constitutional concerns over government funding of religious groups. It cites ADL pressure on John Dilulio, quotes Bush's opposition to Farrakhan linked programs, and questions preferential treatment based on doctrine. It notes the First Amendment divide, mentions Gordon Robertson, and warns of potential Supreme Court scrutiny.
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Public Forum Letter to the Editor on Incomes and Teacher Pay
In a letter to the editor from Lawrence readers Kim Kreicker and Arla Jones argues that Lawrence’s median household income has risen dramatically since 1994 and 1998, while property taxes and teacher pay trends lag. They urge fair compensation for educators, citing strong local schools and rising city wealth.
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KU fans urge home campus game against KU-Missouri clash
A reader voices support for keeping the Kansas versus Missouri football rivalry on campus, condemning a proposed neutral site move as short sighted. The letter criticizes athletic department reasons about higher utility bills and urges university leaders to reject the Band-aid approach.
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