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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2011
Page
5
Lawrence City Commission roster and contact details list officials Aron Cromwell Bob Schumm Mike Amyx Hugh Carter Jim Flory Mike Gaughan Nancy Thellman with street addresses phone numbers and emails for city governance roles and offices in Lawrence Kansas.
Lawrence School Board names and contact numbers include Mark Bradford Bob Byers Rick Ingram Shannon Kimball Randy Masten Keith Diaz Moore and Vanessa Sanburn. State lawmakers Barbara Ballard Tom Sloan Paul Davis Terri Lois Gregory Ann Mah Anthony Brown Marci Francisco and Tom Holland are shown with office addresses and phone numbers.
Charles Krauthammer argues the Half-Trillion plan offers the cleanest path to immediate debt relief, with immediate half trillion in spending cuts and a dollar for dollar debt ceiling raise to buy time. He urges the House to pass it and dare Obama to veto, framing it against the G6 framework and GO reform plan.
Atty Gen Vern Miller spoke of more drug raids in Kansas while a Wichita raid drew praise. Miller reportedly hid in the trunk of an undercover agent to arrest a suspect, and officials rushed to the scene after a radio cue. This recall appears in Old Home Town as recounted history.
To the editor the writer urges adapting to change and accountability for elected officials, criticizing a 1.88 mill tax hike including 1.7 mills for a new Lawrence Public Library project funded by 100 percent borrowing over 20 years. They protest 535000 for city employee raises amid high unemployment and criticize transit cost per rider and tax abatements while calling for reprioritizing spending away from SRS and high rent.
A public forum speaker J. Joe Herynk urges readers to adjust priorities as the environment changes. He warns that faulting others for past decisions hinders progress and calls for proactive consideration of future needs.
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt argues a Wichita firm at 300 per hour could supplement state resources amid heavy workload. Secretary of State Kris Kobach, a licensed attorney and exempt employee, may aid in Planned Parenthood litigation, with Gov. Brownback likely to back his aggressive agenda. Debated use of DEET safety notes follow.
The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum limited to 250 words. Writers must include name address and phone, may mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters ljworld com. The paper may edit for clarity while preserving viewpoints and grants a nonexclusive license to publish.
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