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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2023
Page
4
Information lists Lawrence City Commission members Lisa Larsen mayor Bart Littlejohn vice mayor and GR Gordon-Ross with phone numbers and emails. It notes letters can be mailed to school board members at 110 McDonald Drive Lawrence Kansas 66044.
In January 1898 Lawrence and Kansas City faced stormy weather. Police court records show few drunks, while Dr. Wm Jones travels to Colorado Springs seeking asthma relief. Telegraph poles toppled severing all Lawrence lines and blocking messages.
Froma Harrop analyzes the New York Suburban view on Washington spending and the Santos scandal. Voters in Queens and Long Island, diverse and largely Jewish, distrust deception, blame the Republican leadership for backing Santos, and worry about the party brand ahead of 2024. The piece contrasts moderate suburbia with right wing media influence and calls for accountability.
A Florida dispute over the College Board pilot African American Studies course sparks political fire. Governor DeSantis is accused of opposing Black American history while White House officials call the stance incomprehensible and Democratic critics label it a white wash.
Rich Lowry argues against the Stop WORE Act curriculum that the College Board plans with input from university African American studies. He condemns its portrayal of Black Lives Matter and reparations, calls for maintaining K twelve focus on core American history, and warns against identity centered courses influencing public schooling.
A local reader urges input as the Lawrence school district surveys a four day week. She notes current five day weeks with Wednesday early release and asks who bears childcare and in service costs. She calls for fully funded public schools and special education, urging community comment via letters.
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