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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2011
Page
9
The editorial argues for patient directed end of life plans and notes Medicare policy to reimburse doctors for end of life counseling. It rejects the idea of death panels, insisting information empowers patients to refuse resuscitation or ventilation and to delegate decisions to trusted surrogates. It calls for ongoing conversations among patients families and physicians.
Ellen Goodman argues that aging Americans face two narratives: renewed purpose through encore careers and a grim view of gray disenchantment. She notes 65 being reached by 10,000 daily and 66 million over 65 by 2025, urging active contribution amid policy fears and shifting cultural expectations.
George Gurley argues the Tree of Heaven, once an emblem of resilience in urban Brooklyn, has become an invasive pest reflecting ecological mischief. He questions human claims to speak for trees and notes gentrification, urban planting rituals, and the need to rethink cherished metaphors.
Earl L. Haehl of Lawrence urges reflection on Kansas constitutional officer limits proposed by Paul Davis. He questions constitutional compliance with separation of powers and warns a law could bar campaigns and lectures, suggesting careful consideration before moving forward.
Mary Ann Canfield thanks the editor and all volunteers who made the Community Christmas Dinner possible and open to everyone. She praises Lawrence as a wonderful place to live and expresses appreciation for those who donated time and effort.
The Journal-World invites letters under 250 words on public interest topics. Submissions may be edited without changing viewpoints. Authors must provide name address and telephone and send to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or via letters ljworld com.
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