Editorial on ad hoc police committee in Lawrence
The piece critiques voters rejection of a police facility tax and police oversight. It laments the abandonment of a proposed ad hoc committee representing community and law enforcement input. It urges civilian perspectives to guide facility planning and warns of decisions made without broader public input.
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Lawrence
Stuart Boley
West Lawrence
Kansas Turnpike
Matthew Herbert
Herbert
Boley
Asia policy a balancing act for U S leaders
Washington faces a complex Asia balance among South Korea Japan and China as Park Geun-hye visits amid tensions over comfort women and historical issues. U S leadership aims to keep Seoul Tokyo and Beijing aligned while managing North Korea risks and trade ambitions.
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Washington
Park Geun-hye
Asia
Park
South Korea
Japan
Seoul
Tokyo
U.S
China
Kurt Campbell
Beijing
Shinzo Abe
Xi Jinping
Tom Denilon
Obama
South Korean
Abe
America
North Korea
Kim Jong UN
Hyon Yong Choi
Kim
Jang Song Thaek
Kim Jong Nam
Macau
U.S. Asia
David Ignatius
Washington Post Writers Group
Farewell Service Ends Lincoln School at Lawrence
The June 4 1915 farewell service marked the closing of the Lincoln School building. A new sanitary well lit fireproof campus will be built nearby to improve conditions, location and surroundings for returning pupils.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lincoln School
Kasold fix proposed despite no traffic growth
Melissa Watkins in Lawrence questions city plans to install a roundabout at Kasold and Harvard and reduce Kasold to two lanes from Eighth to 15th. She argues traffic hasn’t increased in 20 years, asks how ambulances and residents would access Kasold, and urges repaving instead of new traffic controls.
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Kasold
15Th
Eighth
Harvard
Presbyterian Manor
Drury Place
Melissa Watkins
Lawrence
Public forum calls for antibiotic reduction and voter rights caution
A letter argues for cutting antibiotic use in meat production following Obama administration steps and FDA rules, citing health and costs. It also critiques Kansas official Kobach over voter fraud powers, urging caution and noting ongoing litigation about last year’s election results.
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Obama
FDA
U.S
CDC
Stewart Lubin
Lawrence
Kansas
Brownback
Kobach
Senate
Sedgwick
Steven Davis
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Ed Ciambrone
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Dolph C. Simons III
Dan C. Simons
Newspapers Division
Scott Stanford
David Ignatius Davidignatius
Washpost
Old Home Town
Sarah St. John
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