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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 2018

Page

5

Mental health campus on November ballot in Douglas County

Douglas County commissioners push a standalone mental health campus funding measure for the November ballot after May voters rejected Proposition 1. A 20,000 square foot crisis center with sobering and detox units, transitional housing, and $5.1 million for services are planned, with options including property tax, half or quarter cent sales taxes, or a combined mill levy and tax question.

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Old Home Town from the Lawrence Gazette

A Lawrence, Kansas streetcar driver vents fatigue at constant moving and odd passenger loads. He describes dealing with bulky items from kitchens chairs to wash basins, and watches passengers help a woman unload a string of chairs at Henry Street crosswalk. Reprinted from local writer Sarah St. John.

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Intelligence chiefs navigate Trump Putin crisis anew

Washington Post columnist David Ignatius recaps how former officials like John McLaughlin Dan Coats and Christoper Wray describe the balance between loyalty to the president and duties to the American people. They stress independence and commitment to law and facts amid a fraught global spy landscape.

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Editor letter calls Trump misguided on Russia stance

Letter to the editor from Randi Hacker in Lawrence objects to Donald Trump blaming U S stupidity for Russia relations. She asserts the president misrepresents the people and questions his leadership on the world stage.

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Real infiltration Trump Putin Where's Joe Mcar thy when you need him

Steven Miller of Lecompton raises a pointed question about U S leadership amid tensions with Russia and Ukraine. The brief remark frames concern over strategic direction and calls for decisive action from authorities.

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Terrible display prompts Legion letter to KU Chancellor

A Kansas American Legion representative writes to Chancellor Douglas Girod expressing offense and disappointment over a desecrated flag display at the University of Kansas. The letter argues the issue involves a taxpayer funded state institution and asserts this concerns more than free speech.

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Public Forum on Flags Debates Free Speech and Respect

Joeph Yockey urges KU and state leaders to restore a desecrated flag amid campus free speech clashes. He cites American Legion concerns and cites Hanna Gray, Potter Stewart, and First Amendment principles to advocate open dialogue without preordained outcomes.

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KU Defends Free Speech Over Censorship of Flag Art

The Kansas University decision to move artwork resembling a paint-splattered flag signals a retreat from the university mission. Elected officials who pressed for the censorship show distrust of the Constitution and civil liberties, highlighting tensions between campus goals and political demands. Universities exist to generate and share knowledge, and free speech remains essential to that mission.

Letters to the Editor Submissions Guidance

The newspaper accepts letters to the editor 250 words or fewer. Submissions may be mailed to P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or emailed to letters ljworld.com. Readers are invited to share opinions on local issues with concise arguments and civil tone.

P.O Lawrence KS Ljworld.com

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