Kansas Open Records ruling strengthens parole data access
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that most parolee records are public, upholding the Open Records Act. The decision rejects the Corrections Department’s claim that disclosure could be obtained elsewhere, and it emphasizes openness for public safety oversight and government accountability.
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Europe defers to U S on Mideast peace plan
European officials express cautious support for Bush on the Israeli Palestinian conflict while seeking a middle ground with Washington. The Fischer plan proposes a European backed path toward a Palestinian state, with an Emergency Palestinian Authority and U N oversight to push reforms and elections.
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Filling Pomona Reservoir Opens With Dynamite Blast
Kansas Governor John Anderson pressed the dynamite charge marking the start of filling Pomona Reservoir, a 4000 surface acre lake near Lawrence. The Lawrence World from July 15 1902 recalled Missouri suitors targeting Kansas girls meeting firm resistance from their fathers with a police court fine.
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Public Forum praises fireworks and public health
A Lawrence reader urges lenient fireworks rules arguing two to three days of displays enrich Independence celebration while trash concerns deserve year round attention. Another letter supports a public health approach to drug use and asks KU to keep Museum of Anthropology open for public education and cultural growth.
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Ban on Fireworks: Ban or Restrict to Public Parks
Lawrence resident Anna M. Cienciala urges restricting fireworks to public places to protect sleep and pets and fund police and street repair with fines. She notes July 3rd to 5th nights disrupt neighborhoods and calls for bans on streets and backyards.
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