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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2021
Page
4
Lawrence City Commission details list Brad Finkelder mayor contact numbers and emails for city staff Carole Cadue Blackwood Melissa Johnson with school board mail address 110 McDonald Drive Lawrence Kansas 66044 for letters to board members
The Rohrbaugh building balcony on Main street fell during Forepaugh parade, dropping fifty spectators. Three killed and about thirty others injured. crowd helped by bystanders as the parade continued. Police court fines and bicycle restriction noted.
Leonard Pitts Jr urges Senator Joe Manchin to value the voting right above bipartisan concerns. He argues democracy evolved from restrictions and warns against safeguarding party gain over citizens' access to the ballot. He notes Manchin's support for other voting rights bills but questions filibuster reliance.
Journal-World presents accurate fair news reporting with no editorial bias. It safeguards citizens rights regardless of race creed or economic stature and seeks sympathy for the disadvantaged. The paper exposes dishonesty in public affairs and supports community improving projects. Chad Lawhorn and Kim Callahan are leaders.
George Will reports on Paul Ryan’s post tenure reflections and the 2022 GOP outlook. Ryan criticizes identity politics and warns conservatives against populist hectoring while praising Reagan era discipline and clear policy aims. He recalls Jan 6 and argues for principled conservatism over tribal grievance.
The text outlines that letters to the editor must be 250 words or fewer and signed with the writer’s name, address, and telephone number. Submissions are accepted via email at letters jworld.com.
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