Editorials on Fake Informants in Terrorism Fight
Editorial warns about fake informants complicating anti terrorism work amid 9 11 aftereffects. It notes 435000 tips to the FBI line and calls for better tech and vetting while condemning pranks that waste police resources. It urges firm action against those who mislead authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Salt Lake City
FBI
Alan Fox
Northeastern University
Boston
U.S
Jane Harman
D-Calif
CIA
Bush maps path to Middle East peace and anti terror agenda
George Will argues President Bush outlined a clear approach in the Israeli Palestinian crisis, stressing reform in Palestinian leadership and institution building as a prerequisite for peace while shifting focus to a broader anti terrorism program. He notes the shift away from being an "honest broker" and cautions on the provisional state path and long road to Palestinian regeneration.
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Washington
Bush
U.S
Israel
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
Palestinian Authority
Tunisia
Gaza
West Bank
Sharon
Sinai
Anwar Sadat
Aslice
Czechoslovakia
World Community
United Nations
Virginia Military Institute
Taliban
Berlin
West Point
Middle East
Journal of the Army War College
PH. Liotta
The
Naval War College
America
Liotta
India
Rain floods streets as Clinton Dam helps hold back crest
Heavy overnight rains swamped Lawrence and surrounding areas in 1977. The unfinished Clinton Dam on the Wakarusa River was shut again to curb new flooding, while the Clinton reservoir helped reduce flood impacts. Lawrence recorded 2.97 inches of rain with a 5.08 inch gauge reading. Upstream floods threatened Delaware Kaw and Wakarusa valleys with flooded basements and yards, including 22nd Terrace homes between Alabama and Naismith streets.
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Clinton Dam
Wakarusa River
Clinton
Lawrence
Delaware, Kaw
Public forum on KU Museum closure sparks student and faculty outrage
Faculty and staff condemn KU Museum of Anthropology shutdown of public exhibits and outreach. They cite lack of consultation, ongoing research, and loss of community ties with Lawrence and the EU, arguing the move harms education and public access despite administrators’ claims. Names include David Frayer, Sandra Gray, Olive Moses in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KU Museum of Anthropology
Museum of Anthropology
Lawrence
Africa
People of
Kansas
David Frayer
Sandra Gray
Department of
Anthropology
Kansas University
Attack mode and letters to the editor in The Journal World
A reader laments partisan attacks and cites a Carter era remark, a Bush TV claim, and a Molly Ivins book, questioning Florida elections. The letter also comments on education funding, Social Security raises, and advocates for a strong phonics program in Lawrence. It ends with Journal-World letters policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Carter
Cuba
Bush
Florida
Supreme Court
G.W. Bush
Alabama
Molly Ivins
Sth
David Reber
James A Stokes, Jr
Lawrence
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Mideast
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
Bertha
Ann Landers 2
Museum Defense
Harms Way
Olive Moses
Phonics
James’ Dobson
James Dobson
Sheryl Anne Janacaro
Journal-World
World.com
Yen
W.C. Simons
Dolph Simons Sr
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Ralph Gage
Richard Brack
Bill Snead
Don Taylor
Ann Gardner
al Bonner
Joe Lewis
Dolph Simons III
Dan Simons
New Ventures
Donna Wiley
HRV
Tom Hornbaker
Dallas Dolan
Ed Clamabrone
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Kaw
Douglas County
P.O
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
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