Editorials wind task force finds ground for compromise on wind in Flint Hills
The five month wind task force split on how to protect native tallgrass prairie while expanding wind energy in Kansas. Some urge a moratorium and tax exemptions repeal near intact areas, others support tiered development and partial exemptions. They agree on preserving ecologically significant prairie and boosting eco tourism as a compromise path for the governor and legislators.
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Reagan and stem cell hope in final years of life
Ellen Goodman reflects on Ronald Reagan's battle with Alzheimer's and the lingering impact on family and public memory. She notes the long goodbye, recalls his last decade, and endorses stem cell research as a path to future cures while acknowledging political debate and Nancy Reagan's advocacy.
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Ronald Reagan A Chronicle Of Optimism And Legacy
Cal Thomas reflects on Ronald Reagan as a towering political figure whose optimism, conviction, and leadership reshaped the US stance against communism, spurred two decades of prosperity, and inspired belief in freedom. The piece lauds his kindness, resolve, and enduring impact beyond his presidency.
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Public Forum on KU ticket loyalty and season seats
Lawrence reader Martha Oldham urges Kansas University to honor long time supporters with regular seats. She criticizes Perkins new plan for eroding Allen Fieldhouse spirit and loyalty, citing 35 years of attendance and Williams Fund donations.
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Letters Policy For Public Forum Submissions
The Journal-World invites letters under 250 words of public interest and avoids name calling. The paper may edit letters without altering viewpoints. Writers must include name address and telephone number and may submit by email to letters@world.com.
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Old hometown ago in 1904 from Lawrence Daily World
The Kansas Natural Gas and Oil Co faced a license denial due to asset shortfalls while plans to pipe gas to Kansas City cities stalled. Lawrence mayor signs a second telephone system ordinance amid a Bell and Reaser debate. County school boards fret a new financial system delaying funding visibility. A university banquet drew 599 attendees marking the year's end. Hugo Muensterberg of Harvard gave a highly regarded Kansas University commencement address.
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Sixth Street Update On 305th Day Of Lawrence Project
The Sixth Street construction west of Iowa Street in Lawrence marks its 305th consecutive day of work. Local crews continue road repair and utility upgrades with no major disruptions reported to traffic schedules.
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