Early attack on Jenkins through campaign ads prompts debate
An editorial questions early negative ads targeting Lynn Jenkins as she seeks the Republican nomination for Kansas 2nd District, funded by Club for Growth. It notes the ads focus on taxes, cites past targets of the group, and argues for fair campaigning without outside interference.
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Exit strategy in Iraq cannot be rushed
Trudy Rubin argues against a hasty U.S. withdrawal from Iraq. She urges sustaining a calibrated presence, refining leadership benchmarks, and coordinating with Iraqi authorities to prevent a power vacuum, sectarian violence, and a worsening refugee crisis while Petraeus reports to Congress. The piece urges realism on timelines, security gains, and regional stability.
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Threats spur outpouring of support for writer Leonard Pitts
Leonard Pitts Jr, Miami Herald columnist and 2004 Pulitzer winner, reports death threats and harassment after a June 3 column condemning white supremacist rhetoric and hate crimes. He notes extended support from colleagues and readers, including doorstep guards and donations to the Southern Poverty Law Center, while reflecting on civil rights era courage.
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Lecompton Lane University dedication guest David Eisenhower
The 1982 dedication of Lecompton's Lane University building featured special guest David Eisenhower, with his great grandparents once meeting there. After eight years of renovation, the Lecompton Historical Society celebrated the rededication and preservation of local history. Cottonwood Inc. named Howard Hasler director, succeeding Gary Condra who plans an elderly and handicapped private residential program. Condra had served a decade, and Wescoe in 1967 urged Regents to reexamine the student faculty ratio at Kansas University. Local crop losses exceeded 300000 due to ultra wet weather, with rains flattening wheat and Kaw River flood risk staying below 18 feet. In 1907, Lawrence Daily World notes tax income from Kansas Insurance Dept. set records, and Jamestown Virginia faced a fatal fire near the exposition grounds. Potatoes sold for 1 per bushel as the first new crop reached the market.
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Letters Policy for The Journal World Writers
The Journal World invites public letters under 250 words addressing public interest. Submissions require name address and phone number and may be mailed to Box B68 Lawrence KS 66044 or emailed to letters@world.com. The paper reserves the right to edit and publish nonexclusively.
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