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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2014
Page
9
Public In-Mee Review Committee questions the citys $500000 pilot grant for Wicked Broadbands planned 1 gigabit service to downtown and 1000 east area customers. They seek cost risks, long term commitment, and alternative proposals before a recommendation.
George Will notes libertarian Institute for Justice view that courts should curb deference to legislatures to protect individual liberty. He cites cases of licensing, regulatory capture, and New Deal-era abdication, arguing courts must aggressively strike down statutes that trample rights and restrain government power.
From the Lawrence Daily Journal-World January 23 1914: a second grade case led to the Central School's closure for fumigation. Three new cases bring total to five, with prior belief the epidemic stayed in the University district. Compiled by Sarah St. John.
A reader argues that Governor should expand Medicaid to cover about 157,000 uninsured Kansans, noting that expansion would reduce premiums, cut costly ER visits, and boost the workforce. The author cites federal returns to Kansas and urges accepting federal support to improve health care and economy.
Sylvie Rueff from Lawrence demands expanded Medicaid to fund health care for all Kansans and criticizes funding opponents as immoral. She urges federal support to improve health care access for families and workers across the state.
In the Journal-World letter, David Burress argues that cities suffer from grocery store clustering that harms shoppers and creates food deserts in Lawrence. He proposes a zoning ordinance banning new major grocers within 1.5 miles of an existing one to spread about 10 stores citywide and better serve underserved areas.
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