Annexation Sparks Growth Planning For Lawrence’s Future
Editorial argues lawrence’s 844 acres annexed in 2001, including a 700 acre highway corridor expansion west of Wakarusa Drive, enables the city to guide growth along U.S. 40. It weighs traffic, drainage, and open space needs and calls for thoughtful zoning for residential, office, and buffered commercial development over the next 10 to 20 years.
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Lawrence
Wakarusa Drive
U.S. 40
Sixth Street
South Lawrence
23Rd Street
Iowa Street
Journal-World 1891 Publisher Statement Reminder
The Journal-World presents a motto of accurate fair news reporting and protection of citizens rights. It emphasizes non editorial mixing and opposition to dishonesty in public affairs. Dolph Simons Sr. is named as publisher and editor with service years noted.
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Journal-World
McSally fights Saudi dress rules for U S servicewomen
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues in the Miami Herald that a Saudi policy forcing American women to wear abayas and be accompanied by a man while off base discriminates against women and violates equality. He supports a compromise allowing head to toe American wear to protect servicewomen while preserving ties in a volatile region.
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Martha McSally
McSally
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Saudi Arabia
Saudi
Afghanistan
Iraq
Harvard
U.S
McSal
Mecca
Leonard Pitts Jr
The
Miami Herald
What to do with terrorist POWs
Bill Ferguson suggests a plan for former Taliban and al Qaida prisoners at Guantanamo Bay. He advocates humane captivity, then proposes forced good deeds, World Trade Center cleanup, vaccine testing, and a satirical idea of Survivor Guantanamo. He ends by noting his column for the Warner Robins Daily Sun.
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Afghanistan
Osama bin Laden
Taliban
al-Qaida
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
United States
Juan Escalona
Escalona
Guantanamo
New York City
World Trade Center
Pat Robertson
Jerry Falwell
CBS
Bill Ferguson
Warner Robins
Daily Sun
Public Forum on Dr King’s Christian Legacy in Civil Rights
Keith White of Baldwin argues government should finance celebrating significant civil rights contributions regardless of faith and asserts King’s Christian worldview as essential to his impact. He defends acknowledging Christianity in diversity celebrations and questions concerns about religious establishment.
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America
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
Keith White
Baldwin
Lawrence planning chief defends record amid resignations
OLD HOME TOWN Dick McClanathan, Lawrence planning director, faced city commissioners after two planning staffers quit, charging poor department operation. Myles Schachter and Deanne Vieux left. McClanathan insisted his record speaks for itself. An Atomic Energy Commission team will assess KU reactor operator qualifications amid local radiation fears.
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Dick McClanathan
Lawrence
Myles Schachter
Deanne Vieux
McClanathan
Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas University
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Richard Brack
Bi Snepd
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Ann Gardner
AM Bonner
Joe Lewis
Dolph Simons Jii
Dan Simons
New Ventures
Danna Wiley
H.R
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Dallas Dolan
Ed Clambroné
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire
Kan
Cartler
Douglas County
Kansas
P.O
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Court of Public Opinion
Rome
Leonardpitts
Mindspring
Terroris
Knight Ridder Newspapers
King
Ljworld.com
Old Home Town
Nash Walker
George Nash" Walker
Bert Williams
Bowersock Opera House
Mass
Nash’. Walker
Nash
Walker & Williams
Watkins Community
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