PBS Bias Debate Spurs Public Funding Controversy
Cal Thomas outlines a partisan clash over PBS and NPR bias with Kenneth Tomlinson accusing left slant and Bill Moyers defending the programs. He cites barbershop monitoring and a Washington Post ad by Free Press to claim unbalanced coverage and urges Congress to revoke or condition funding.
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Corporation For Public Broadcasting
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Public Broadcasting
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Washington Post
Free Press
America
Current
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Duncan Hunter
California
Barbash
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U.S
Iraq
Defense Department
NQW
Congress
Executive
Judiciary
George W. Bush
God
Moyers and Company
Cal Thomas
Tribune Media Services
Rare insight to editor on Baker Wetlands road plan
James Barnes praises Roger Boyd for a measured article supporting the South Lawrence Trafficway through the Baker Wetlands at 32nd Street. He notes Boyd’s direct stake as Baker Wetlands manager and biologist, and commends fairness and common sense in addressing public issues.
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Roger Boyd
Journal- World
Boyd
Baker Wetlands
South Lawrence
32Nd Street
James Barnes
Lawrence
Public Forum on the Kaw contrasts canoeists, hunters, air boats
Joe Hyde of Baldwin writes about river use along the Kansas segment of the Kaw River. He recalls cordial relations with waterfowlers and canoeists, notes river fishermen encounter minimal disturbance, yet condemns air boats for noise and isolation. He questions whether air boaters share river cleanliness and safety goals.
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Kansas
Tiver
Joe Hyde
Baldwin
Street waste sparks bid for street fixes and tax money
Barbara Reynolds calls for prioritizing Sixth Street work and reducing nonessential materiale urging the city to address North Lawrence as the main entrance and the Second and Locust intersection with tax revenue for concrete and brick beautification rather than excessive roundabouts and waste.
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Sixth Street
North Lawrence
Second
Locust
Barbara Reynolds
Lawrence
Letters Policy For The Journal World Submissions
The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum under 250 words, with public interest content and no name calling. The paper may edit letters for clarity while keeping viewpoints intact. Submitters must include name address and telephone number and may send by mail to Box 886 Lawrence KS 66044 or by email to letters@ljworld.com.
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