City pushes tax rebate for KU district apartment project
Lawrence city commissioners approved an 85 percent 10 year Neighborhood Revitalization Act tax rebate for a $75 million Indiana Street apartment retail project near Memorial Stadium. The 237 unit complex with 13,000 square feet of retail would be Lawrence's largest stimulus yet, featuring what the developer calls the state first automated parking garage. The 3 2 vote fell short of the developer's 95 percent 12 year request, raising questions about precedent and eligibility.
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Obama aims for global anti terror network avoid boots on ground
Washington opinion piece analyzes President Obama’s prefered covert, global counterterrorism approach and the challenges of applying a civilian led, drone aided strategy across Libya Yemen Syria and Iraq. It notes reliance on CIA, special activities, and Global SOF Network under Brennan and McRaven, with gaps in Syria and regional partner hesitation.
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City traffic ordinance proposed by Lawrence officials
Lawrence city commissioners work on a traffic ordinance to regulate the growing number of automobiles. The measure aims to establish rules and regulations for city traffic to improve safety and order.
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Supreme Court hypocrisy threatens faith and rights
Leonard Pitts Jr of the Miami Herald critiques a June ruling allowing a closely held company to deny contraceptive coverage on religious grounds and a later Wheaton College exemption. He blasts the court’s inconsistent logic as faithless, sexist, and dangerous, warning corporate rights could override human rights if unchecked.
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