Next steps in Kansas school security debate
Kansas faces pressure to expand school safety beyond upgrades like cameras and secure entrances. The piece argues for a coordinated, multi stakeholder effort including educators, law enforcement, students, parents, and business leaders to address mental health, reporting, drills, and stricter background checks while considering costs and political realities. It notes Safe2Tell as a model and urges leaders to pursue pragmatic, non punitive measures amid funding constraints.
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Ford as reminder of ordinary presidency in turbulent era
George Will reflects on Gerald Ford’s 1974 76 tenure post Watergate and Vietnam noting his athletic legacy at Michigan and calm steady leadership. Ford pardoned Nixon ending rancor, faced high inflation, and faced a skeptical public. Will links Ford’s steadiness to today’s political climate, urging acceptance of normalcy in candidates.
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Old Home Town from the Kansas Daily Tribune June 1868
The article notes the Raw River rising six inches daily due to snowmelt, and Field Bros. receiving one hundred boxes of oranges and lemons, the largest fruit shipment yet brought to the city. The fruit arrived eight days after leaving New York via the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
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Trump era disinformation and division loom over American politics
Linda Chavez argues that Donald Trump exploits public indifference and simplifies complex issues with slogans. He fosters antagonism toward media and rivals, erodes democratic institutions, and pursues protectionist policies while rewarding supporters and punishing enemies. The column warns of looming authoritarian tendencies and shifting headlines next week.
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