Tallgrass trials at Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve
Editorial laments the Kansas preserve near Strong City facing access limits due to flood damage and repairs. The damaged ranch road, mold and electrical issues at the ranch house, and costly renovations restrict tours while trails remain open with wildlife cautions. Officials seek funding to reopen fully.
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Berlin still seeks trust in repaired U S Germany ties
Doyle McManus assesses a Germany buoyed by a World Cup win yet wounded by NSA spying fallout. Merkel's government fears humiliation and seeks cautious U S steps toward limits or a no spy pact while stressing the alliance remains essential. Public opinion splits between preference for independence and strong U S collaboration.
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Angela Merkel
Barack Obama
Ukraine
Iran
Europe
Josef Joffe
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Ward Snowden
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France
Netherlands
Norway
Merkel
Marte Lehming
der Tagesspiegel
United States
Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Five Eyes
Obama
Russia
Vladimir Putin
Putin
U.S
Pew Research Center
George W. Bush
der Spiegel
John Brennan
Washington
Doyle McManus
Los Angeles Times
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Old Home Town July 23 1914 Board of Health Talks
The State Board of Health City Commissioners and the Water Company met with Dr J J Sippy of Topeka representing Dr Crumbine and the State Board. It was made clear the Board would not allow river water to be used except in a serious conflagration.
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Board of Health
Editorial on factions and a Democrat endorsement by Republicans
The piece discusses historic Americans identifying as such rather than parties, notes George Washington's stance against parties, and cites 103 Republican officeholders endorsing Democrat Paul Davis for governor over Brownback. Jan Meyers distanced herself, saying she would not endorse a Democrat and aimed to be moderate.
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America
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Public Forum Sparks Debate Over Governor and Party Loyalty
The letter criticizes Rep Meyers for backing Republicans and scolding Democrats, asking what George Washington would say about representatives prioritizing their party. Corliss notes discomfort with deficit cuts, joking about buying Southern Comfort for the meeting. Ammel signs the piece.
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George Washington
William Skepnek
Lawrence
Corliss
Kathleen Ammel
Budget deficit concerns in Lawrence Council budget proposal
A reader critiques Chad Lawhorn on Lawrence city budget noting that David Corliss’ proposed plan leans toward deficit spending. The writer argues for expenditure cuts unless revenues cover costs, comparing city finances to personal budgets and highlighting the need to balance the bottom line.
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Lawrence
Sam
David Corliss
Commission
Topeka
Riverfront Mall proposed as police facility option
John Purcell urges City Commission to reuse Riverfront Mall for a larger consolidated police HQ citing ample square footage, parking, and a steel superstructure. He argues the site suits downtown needs and could improve efficiency while protecting tax dollars.
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City Hall
Lawrence
City Commission
John Purcell
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