Editorial on affordable housing and cost of living in Lawrence
The piece argues housing is one factor in Lawrence’s high cost of living. It notes Tenants to Homeowners marketing affordable homes, but raises doubt about affordability for a family of four with income up to 51,750. It compares pool prices with nearby Eudora, highlighting rising taxes and fees. It urges cautious budgeting for residents amid higher living costs.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Dave Corliss
Clear strategy needed to curb Turkish threat
Jim Hoagland argues that securing Iraqi Kurdistan is the last bright spot in Iraq under a mismanaged occupation. Turkish threats and potential invasion risk erasing gains and jeopardizing a northern redeployment, demanding firm Washington pressure on Ankara and coordinated action to deter PKK violence and stabilize the region.
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Jim Hoagland
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Health care critique and Iran attack concerns letter
Jim Hasselle argues the US health care system fails despite rhetoric on civic care and questions Cuba's system. He critiques the Iran allegation reporting in the Journal-World and urges Congress approval for any escalation and tighter control of arms shipments to Israel. He warns against trusting military spokespeople tied to the White House. He calls for accountability and restraint.
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Restoring Santa Fe Trail markets gains support in 1907 region
Amelia Betts and Katharine Kelley of Baldwin City lead efforts to revive Santa Fe Trail markets nationwide, with strong early backing in the northeast Kansas area. Six people sustain minor injuries as high winds topple camping tents at Clinton Lake. Lawrence endures power outages but damage remains limited.
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Katharine Kelley
Baldwin City
Kansas
Clinton Lake
Lawrence
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The Journal World invites public interest letters up to 250 words and reserves the right to edit without altering new points. By submitting, authors grant a nonexclusive license to publish and distribute their work. Letters must include name address and telephone, and may be mailed to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or emailed.
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