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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2014
Page
8
The Lawrence school board appointed Bob Byers to fill an unexpired one year term after Keith Diaz Moore resigned to take a job in another city. Byers, a four year former board member and 32 year social worker in child welfare, brings quick readiness and valuable perspective. The editorial calls for a strong field of candidates for 2015.
A compact feature recounts life and events in 1914 through the lens of a writer named Sarah St. John. The piece sketches community ties, notable residents, and local happenings that shaped that year in the hometown.
Opinion piece faulting Dick Cheney for memory loss on Iraq and arguing his role in shaping the war harmed U.S. strategy. It asserts his interviews misrepresent history, blames him for contributing to a terrorist haven, and questions his accountability while noting his stubborn denial of errors.
Trudy Rubin argues that Dick Cheney misread Iraq, ignored Shiite and Sunni dynamics, and helped set the stage for current turmoil. She says Obama and Kerry must pursue aggressive diplomacy and inclusive Baghdad leadership while Cheney should stay silent.
Sally Piller argues for keeping Lawrence's fireworks ban despite calls to relax rules citing smoky nights, littered streets, and risky behavior that harmed homes, pets, and children. She credits law enforcement and the fire department for safer holidays and urges following their guidance to prevent burned houses and injuries.
A Douglas County public forum urged leaders to restrict fireworks sales due to fire risks, especially aerial devices. Citizens argue bans punish law‑abiding celebrants and target dangerous items, while calls for policy change grow amid climate and political commentary.
The Journal-World presents a diverse mix on the June 27 Opinion Page with conservative George Will and ultraconservative Cal Thomas. Will praises the tea party for its near miss in Mississippi while noting the corrosive influence of the faction on national politics.
The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum under 250 words with public interest. Letters may be edited without altering viewpoints and require name address and telephone. Submissions go to Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 or email letters ijworld.com.
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