Fees for private event coverage urged to ease public funds
Editorial argues public agencies should charge for coverage of private events as budget strains grow. It cites Mount Hood climbers and risky stunts, urging deposits or insurance to reimburse costs and end free fun and games funded by taxpayers. It warns climbers and daredevils must pay to play to avoid burdening taxpayers.
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Sheriff's Office
Mount Hood
Evel Knievels
Harry Houdinis
Journal-World EsTasuse to 1891 periodical record
The Journal-World billing note lists its status as a historic 1891 periodical, includes USPS and mailing details, and shows affiliation with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press as a member publication.
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Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kashmir's future hinges on Kashmiri rule and dialogue
Trudy Rubin argues the Kashmir dispute risks nuclear escalation unless India, Pakistan, and Western leaders address the core question of who should rule Kashmir. She profiles Farooq Kathwari and the Kashmiri Study Group which recommends limited sovereignty inside a divided state with reduced troop presence, urging policy focus on ordinary Kashmiris.
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Pir Panjal
Himalayan
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
Bush
Pervez Musharraf
Musharraf
Pakistani Kashmir
United Nations
Subcontinent
New Delhi
Afghanistan
Farooq Kathwari
Kathwari
New York University
Ethan Allen Interiors Inc
Imran
McGill University
America
Kabul
Trudy Rubin
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Trubhin
Phillynews
Bus fees spark district funding debate in Lawrence
Letters to the Journal World debate bus fees and school funding, praising teachers and criticizing state funding cuts. One writer notes inflation-adjusted pay losses for six years, another blasts redistricting politics, while a third cites oil interests behind Iraq policy and Big Oil.
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Iraq
Caspian Sea
Bush
Enron
Exxon-Mobil
Middle East
U.S
China
Donald Phipps
Lawrence
Old hometown 22 years ago and 1902 politics note
A 1962 Lawrence snapshot cites $292000 in federal revenue sharing requests to be decided by a city commission, a $254540 United Fund budget, planned 1977 reading tests for new KU students, 16 teaching vacancies in Lawrence schools, and a August primary filing era with King and McDonald leading GOP and Democratic tickets amid county politics. It also recalls a 1902 Lawrence Journal remark on Professor Willis ton and education reforms.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Lawrence United Fund Board of Directors
Douglas County
Jo. King
Frank McDonald
The
Lawrence Journal
5.W.williston
Watkins Community Museum
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