Downtown Lawrence summit seeks dialogue with city officials
Editorial argues a planned downtown summit next week is a worthwhile effort to foster communication between downtown property owners, businesses, and city government. It notes waterline improvements, fire sprinkler incentives, and library expansion plans as key topics, urging inclusive discussion to keep downtown thriving and safe.
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Lawrence News Roundup From 1907 Political Moves
Lawrence lawmakers clash over Roosevelt third term as J D Bowersack resists. Cy Leland and Charles Curtis control House filling, Curtis likely to win Senate term continuation. Jamaica earthquake toll surpasses 1200 with extensive injuries. Jeweler Broer Gustafson moves business to Loey Building on Massachusetts Street.
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Surge delusions cloud Iraq debate in Washington
Trudy Rubin argues there is no real surge plan as Bush offers only a trickle of troops. Pace testifies 7,000 now with 10,500 more possible, dependent on Iraqi progress. Maliki disagrees with Bush on entering Shiite areas. Iraqi leaders doubt benchmarks. The piece urges regional diplomacy and containment of spillover rather than more combat.
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Nation unites against Bush plan in Iraq controversy
The nation broadens its opposition to President Bush over the Iraq plan. Critics say 21,500 more troops and Iraq promises misaligned with reality, while lawmakers and officials challenge the strategy and question its political wisdom. The piece notes bipartisan critique, the Baker study influence, and doubts about Maliki departures and capacity.
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