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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2004
Page
8
Editorial underscores dangers of narrowed highways and construction sites on four lane routes. Two fatal accidents near Peabody on US 50 show that a moment of inattention by large truck drivers can cause deadly chain reactions. Emphasizes doubled fines, heightened driver awareness, and faster project completion as mitigations.
Less than a week remains to register for the August 3 primary. Registration closes for the primary Monday then reopens for the November general. Incumbents face challenges in Kansas races, including the House 45th District where Tom Sloan or Keith Noe may be chosen. Douglas County Clerk offices offer quick registration with online options and late hours. Get informed and vote.
Trudy Rubin argues that progress in postwar Iraq hinges on preserving women's rights amid rising religious pressures. Iraqi women with education and professional roles fear reversals after sovereignty transfers, while U S funded centers train women in job skills and political participation. The fate of women’s rights depends on elections and government actions, with aid groups urging support and security improvements.
From the Lawrence Daily World July 14 1904 farmers in upland fields report better harvesting prospects as recent sun boosts mood and lowlands may come in sooner. A Chicago packing house strike raises meat prices while the Kansas oil scene faces a seven cent per gallon cut blamed on Standard Oil which critics call a criminal attempt to ruin Kansas oil fields.
Readers discuss KU tuition and symbol advertising as a response to educational quality. Hilda Enoch urges action on VNA budget cuts and care for the elderly, while Curtis Bennett criticizes religion and war rhetoric. Edward Judd highlights pool facility issues at the Lawrence Outdoor Center. John Hamm questions public discussion of Orchards Golf Course easement.
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