Back to nature chaos as deer and geese overrun towns
Deer overpopulation ravages yards and golf courses across American communities while geese flood suburbs zipping through ponds and pools, fouling greens and posing collision risks near airports. Public officials face backlash as humane groups resist extermination and officials seek practical control amid Lyme fears and traffic hazards.
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History Highlights From July Moments Across America
The column recalls Brigham Young and followers arriving at the Great Salt Lake valley in 1847, Tennessee's 1866 readmission after the Civil War, Alabama's 1937 Scottsboro case charges dropped, and Vice President Nixon's 1959 kitchen debate with Khrushchev in the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
CIA needs more oversight in postwar Iraq probes
Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland argues the CIA under Tenet must face sharper congressional and White House scrutiny. He cites Warren Marik’s disclosures on the Iraq covert operation, calls for major reforms, and warns against targeting whistle-blowers to shield flawed leadership and missteps at the agency.
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Bob
I Choose Both Desegregation and Strong Schools
Leonard Pitts reflects on school desegregation and argues both integration and world class education for all children are essential. He recalls personal ambivalence, critiques limited law power, and urges rebuilding black communities while pursuing unity, citing Washington and King as guiding figures.
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America
NAACP
U.S
Booker T. Washington
Martin Luther King
Periodicals Postage and Press Association Credits
The line lists mailing and membership details for the Lawrence Kansas periodical. It notes USPS periodical postage paid at Lawrence and membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press as part of the publication’s circulation credentials.
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Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Douglas County Sets 1972 Budget With Higher Levy
The Douglas County Commission approved a 1972 operating budget of 5,504,485 dollars, about one million more than the prior year, with a mill levy of 26.61, down roughly 0.7 mill due to higher local valuations. KU faces sex discrimination charges from the Women’s Equity Action League while 48 foreign students from 26 countries attended orientation, led by A Buzzle.
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Douglas County Commission
Kansas University
Women’s Equity Action League
Washington, D.C
Public Forum: Juries should not be limited to monetary harms
Letter to the editor argues against restricting juries to monetary damages and defends punitive awards. The writer cites punitive damages as deterring misconduct and notes juries may undervalue harms, referencing Miller Brewing and McDonald's coffee case. The piece also includes letters from Chris Miller and Susan Ashline disputing a neighbor’s portrayal of a home site.
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Miller Brewing
Chris Miller
Country Club
Ter
Wint Winter
Sunday Journal-World
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Susan Ashline
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Julie Bechtel
Dolph Simons III
Dan Simons
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Corntroller
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