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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2023
Page
7
A Douglas County reader argues against wind turbines near his area while supporting reasonable climate action and personal lifestyle continuity. A second letter by Dustin Stumblingbear praises Lawrence’s hybrid city commission model, its four year terms, district representation, and potential for broader voter engagement and democracy.
A syndicated column analyzes egg price inflation, noting 60 percent year over year increases but highlighting that actual prices and affordability vary. Midwest egg benchmarks fell to 4.63 dollars per dozen while other staples stay costly. The piece discusses base effects, avian flu, and consumer responses like backyard chickens and rental coops.
The House speaker battle ends with Kevin McCarthy securing the post after a brutal campaign. Chip Roy, a Texas Republican and former Ted Cruz aide, gains prominence by pushing for institutional reforms. He aims to curb centralized leadership and expand floor debate to empower rank and file.
Rich Lowry notes Roy and House Freedom Caucus pressed for amendments and debate rights to truly represent constituents. The dissidents secured a favorable deal after failed votes, signaling unity tests ahead on spending and the debt ceiling. Chip Roy remains central to ongoing battles.
The Kansas Daily Tribune notes skating on the river was excellent and describes the Douglas county delegation visiting Topeka. It also mentions a German pupil examination at the city High School. The Lawrence Journal World reports KU students stole the Kansas State University mascot, the wildcat, and its cage from Manhattan. The animal was found missing at Sunset Zoo and some students reportedly moved it toward a Lawrence farm ahead of a KU vs K-State basketball game. Names are not released.
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