Traffic tickets to be dismissed after misread road signs
Lawrence officials said signs rerouting traffic around a water line project at Seventh and Massachusetts were not visible enough, leading to many $102 citations. The contractor will move signs higher. police were told to halt ticketing as drivers complained.
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Mary Gordon
Iraqi prime minister eyes U S troop withdrawal in spring
Iraq's prime minister said U S forces could begin leaving as soon as the new democracy is protected, with the top general aiming for significant withdrawal by spring. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld urged Iraqi forces to take on more tasks, while lawmakers cautioned about timetables amid ongoing insurgency and nearly two thousand American deaths.
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Historic Bleeding Kansas National Heritage Area Approved
The U.S. Senate advanced legislation creating the Bleeding Kansas and the Enduring Struggle for Freedom National Heritage Area to preserve pre Civil War history in Northeast Kansas. If House approval and a presidential signature occur, it could unveil $10 million over 15 years for markets signage brochures and museums linked to Kansas history and the Civil War’s origins. Deanell Tacha commented excitedly on the proposal.
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Delaware
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Bush
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Junior high bonds reshape CJHS renovation plans
Central Junior High plans shift after a 63 million bond. Officials cut six new classrooms and a dedicated addition to fit a gymnasium and one classroom within renovated space. Principal Frank Harwood calls it the best current solution. A public forum is set for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at CJHS.
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Frictionless Commerce Spurs Isolation Fears
Friday commentary notes pay at the pump self checkout and ATMs reduce the need for human contact. Some people value privacy while others fear a culture of isolation and diminished social interaction in daily business.
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