Cure or kill editorial warns of medical role in terror
An editorial notes a British priest's account of an al Qaida warning that “those who cure you are going to kill you.” It cites six physicians among eight suspects in the failed Britain attacks and discusses the challenge of moderates contending with extremists and the long road ahead for peace and justice.
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England
Jordan
al-Qaida
London
Glasgow
Andrew White
Baghdad
Iraq
White
Britain
United States
Associated Press
Iroq
India
Lebanon
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Diversity, Race and School Policy Split Supreme Court
George Will assesses the Supreme Court ruling on race in school assignments, tracing shifts from colorblind equality to race conscious diversity. He argues the decision entrenches racial preferences despite calls for a colorblind society, warning of elitist theory masquerading as policy.
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Supreme Court
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Louisville
NAACP
Thurgood Marshall
Brown v. Board of Education
Bakke
University of Michigan Law School
Michigan
Samuel Alito
Antonin Scalia
Clarence Thomas
John Roberts
Roberts
Anthony Kennedy
Kennedy
Sandra Day O'Connor
Stephen Breyer
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
David Souter
John Paul Stevens
Breyer
America
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
Public Forum letters critique Bush Libby ruling and paper format
Readers condemn President Bush for commuting Scooter Libby’s sentence and accuse party politics of undermining law. The letters also critique Journal-World’s new format and layout changes, urging return to prior structure and clearer local coverage.
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George W. Bush
White House
Libby
Prenicher
Journal-World
Lawrence
Deborah Juhnke
Old Home Town Earl Ace in 1982
Dragging operations continued on the Kansas River at Lawrence for Albert Sieber believed to have drowned while fishing days earlier. Five days remain for voters to register for the August primary. Mark Kaplan of the East Lawrence Improvement Association seeks downzoning to curb speculative building. A local man Michael Simon faced a need ordinance violation over grass height. Gov Docking discussed disaster relief for Finney County storm damage. Edwin R. Phelps III, a Vietnam veteran and Navy carrier bomber pilot, returned to the U.S. after 117 missions. The 1907 Lawrence era notes report church towers being repaired and crops prospering while concerns arise for a poor farm resident. Kansas Motor League to hold area meeting. drunks stole and recovered A J Martins buggy.
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Albert Sieber
East Lawrence
Michael Simon
Prairie
Lawrence Daily World
Baptist
Kansas
American Motor League
A.J. Martin
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Lawrence & State
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Vietnam
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