Editorials Voted plans for Lawrence schools reform
Lawrence's school board approved design contracts for four of five bond funded packages totaling 92.5 million for building renovations and a workforce training center. The chamber endorsed the bond, urging collaboration with community colleges to expand technical programs and strengthen local business and community prospects.
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Loopholes and distrust in government power
George Will argues that Lois Lerner exemplifies a bureaucratic, partisan state eroding trust in government. He links Salvi's FEC battles to broader concerns about regulatory overreach, NSA data collection, and a progressive trust‑us rhetoric that he says justifies increased state power.
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Ways and Means Committee
Peter Roskam
R-Ill
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National Security Agency
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NSA
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Washington Post Writers Group
Time lists miss two groups in most influential index
The piece critiques Time Magazine 2013 list of the world’s 100 most influential people and adds two omissions. It highlights the roles of America’s 74 million children and 7 million teachers, praising their impact, dedication, and need for support. Budig and Heaps note leaders like Malala, Pope Francis, and Aung San Suu Kyi, while recounting the voting process and final outcome.
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Alan Heaps
College Board
New York City
Public Forum on Coining and Quoins in Architecture
Readers dispute a front page piece on Quantrill era building analysis. Editor notes a term mix up coin ing versus quoin and explains quoins as corner masonry. Another letter urges biblical verse references in discussing shamanism and healing approaches.
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David Dary
Steve Padget
Lawrence
Gay Doudoroff
Great service or grave danger in a conservative era
A reader argues that a conservative Republican administration has caused widespread havocs in the state and warns what a full conservative Republican federal government might mean for the nation. The letter notes policy guidelines for public forum submissions and publication rights, inviting further letters to Journal-World.
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