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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2021
Page
4
A notice from the Lawrence City Commission lists Paula Smith with phone 979-2899 and email psmith usd497.org. It notes that letters can be mailed to the Lawrence school board at 110 McDonald Drive Lawrence Kansas 66044.
In the Lawrence Daily World of June 9 1896 a local column rebukes sensational chatter about Prof Dyche and his supposed departure. It notes the gain of special delivery stamps for city messages, praising their reliability and convenience. The column ends with a notice from Will Monk forbidding his wife to charge to his account, dated June 9 1896.
A Harrop column critiques partisan vaccine resistance in the United States. It notes Democrat regions show higher vaccination rates, while Republican districts lag, and discusses governors bans on vaccine passports, cruise line rules, and the impact on public health and jobs. The author urges personal responsibility and questions political rhetoric around vaccination.
Bill Bratton, former police commissioner of Boston, Los Angeles, and New York, says cops are the glue of society and a democracy’s essential element. The piece questions whether police should be guardians or warriors, noting 11,500 agencies received 7.4 billion in surplus DoD gear, now ending by Biden, and calls for rethinking training and role amid rising tensions.
Diane Dimond argues for longer academy training and expanded de escalation tactics after data from Newark San Francisco Cleveland and Louisville show use of force declines with such programs. She notes concentrated urban violence and supports a federal 1 billion ten year mental health teams program to handle crisis calls. Citizens demand smarter policing and funding restoration. Dimond is a columnist.
A notice explains that letters to the editor should be 250 words or fewer and may be submitted via email at letters@ljworld.com. The item emphasizes concise civic feedback and a standard submission channel for reader correspondence.
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