Public Forum Calls for Local Action on Renewables in Douglas County
An editor’s open letter urges immediate action on renewable energy to combat climate threats. It cites Kansas sunshine, compares solar to wind costs, and notes Douglas County's 2022 utility-scale solar rules. The piece calls for science-based regulations and public input ahead of the June 21 County Commissioners meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the Douglas County Courthouse.
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Lightning Strikes H B Ober Home Damages Lights
A bolt of lightning near 7:30 pm at 1509 Massachusetts street blew fuses in the Ober residence. Leone Jordan, a maid, was burned on the left arm and the owner Mrs. Ober was dazed as lights and telephone connections were damaged. Nearby at 1515 New Hampshire street a strike melted radio wires and damaged exterior casings. Also noted is a city ordinance against placing grass or weeds on the street during washing, urging alley trash disposal by the city trash man.
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California reparations debate sparks mayoral tone in city sting
Washington Post News Service analysis surveys San Francisco push for reparations despite homelessness crime and demographic shifts. A 15 member task force recommends 5 million payments to some eligible Black residents, with cost estimates ranging up to 360000 per head and statewide totals potentially tripling California’s budget. George Will notes national bids around 14 trillion and critiques on equity language and agency.
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Reade Biden allegations drawn into Times debate and bias
A broad critique of Tara Reade's claim against Joe Biden and how The New York Times covered the matter. The piece traces editorial opinions, doubts, and supportive gestures, noting editors and columnists who questioned or defended the charge amid broader political maneuvering.
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