PUBLIC FORUM Plastic paradox
To the editor Robert Johnson of Lawrence argues that items like ham, bread, milk, napkins, salads and condiments are wrapped in plastic yet no plastic bag is provided for carryout, challenging the environmental rationale and asking for consistency.
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Robert Johnson
Lawrence
Music programs sustain student values beyond the gym
Retired Kansas writer from Lawrence district Cordley Hillcrest and LHS urges the district to avoid cuts in music and choir programs. He argues music builds teamwork, ethics and life-ready values as sports do, urging continued support from Jack Manahan in Kansas City Kansas.
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Cordley
Hillcrest
LHS
Jack Manahan
Kansas City
Kansas
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Bridge safety warning from 1873 Daily Kansas Tribune
The Daily Kansas Tribune reports the bridge is rotting and dangerously propped, with the Mayor and Council urged to close it immediately to prevent loss of life and property. It notes yesterday was the warmest day, tomorrow the longest day, and mentions Isaac Kilworth's brick house rising to two stories on New Hampshire Street.
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Aiwwt Myo Company
Kansas
Isaac Kilworth
New Hampshire Street
Trump indictment quotes shape of classified info case
Clarence Page notes the 37 count indictment cites Trump campaign statements on classified information to illustrate willful retention. The piece contrasts Trump with Biden Pence and Clinton, cites Barr on nonvictim status, and discusses GOP reaction and public curiosity over motive and security risks.
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Donald Trump
Trump
Hillary Clinton
Justice Department
Jack Smith
United States
Oval Office
North Carolina
Mar-a-Lago
Palm Beach
Florida
Joe Biden
Mike Pence
Biden
Pence
Merrick Garland
Clinton
Infosphere
Bill Barr
Fox News
Barr
Clarence Page
Tribune Content Agency
Journal-World Editorial Mission and Staff Lineup
The Journal-World emphasizes accurate fair reporting and separation of opinion from news. It pledges to safeguard rights of all citizens, show sympathy for the disadvantaged, expose dishonesty in public affairs, and back community improvement projects. Staff credits include Chad Lawhorn, Kim Callahan, and Allison Tait.
Queen's departure mirrors a changing royal and political mood
A columnist reflects on Queen Elizabeth II's death and the impact on politics and journalism. The piece contrasts royalty and modern leadership, noting a shift in public sentiment as royal privilege meets contemporary disaffection and cynicism in American presidential races.
Charles III mocked as unhappy king ahead of 75th birthday
Kathleen Parker decries Charles III as a misfit king whose reign lacks aura and energy. She contrasts his dull public persona with Elizabeth II and attacks Harry’s media feud while previewing Trooping the Colour on his upcoming birthday and a flypast by the RAF.
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North Yorkshire Moors Railway
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Harry
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Palace
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Britain
Kathleen Parker
Washington Post News Service & Syndicate
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