Traffic Safety Commission backs ninth street calming plan
Lawrence's Traffic Safety Commission unanimously recommends adding a traffic calming project on Ninth Street west of Iowa and into Eighth Street near Kasold. The $125,000 plan, ranked eighth for funding, could include traffic circles and speed cushions, with funding awaiting city approval.
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Old home town reflects 1982 battles and plans
A Lawrence man campaigns to repeal the 50 cent storm water drainage fee amid citywide debate. Petitions seek an election on elimination. Also reported are frugal school board campaigns led by Bob Davis, who left the board, and draft registration trends rising after a President’s call. Plans emerge for a two stadium Kansas City complex on I-70 with a 55 million price tag, plus 1966 building permits totaling 7.5 million, second only to 9.3 million in 1965.
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Pelosi Shifts From Kitchen to Speakership Inspires Many
Ellen Goodman notes Nancy Pelosi becomes first through a string of “firsts” as speaker. The stay-at-home mom turned political leader challenges views on motherhood in public life. Pelosi, grandmother of six, led 233 Democrats and champions the value of parental experience in leadership.
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Pelosi Promises Bipartisan House When Democrats Rule
In June 2004 Nancy Pelosi pledged a minority bill of rights promising Democrats would not mirror Republican treatment and would pursue a bipartisan administration of the House. She spoke of a return to regular democratic order with open full consideration of bills.
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Democrats promise ethics reform and open rules debate
Cal Thomas argues Democrats vow to break GOP style discipline and apply a Golden Rule in Congress. He notes plans for ethics reform, lobbyist rules, and a public integrity office, while predicting temptations to push a partisan agenda will tempt leaders. He cites 1994 contrasts and warns voters to watch for concessions to liberal interest groups.
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