Oklahoma University funding tone differs from Kansas in editorial view
An Oklahoma editorial contrasts OU President David Boren's approach to funding with Kansas. After a 5 percent tuition rise, Boren thanks Gov. Fallin and lawmakers for openness, hints at future support, while noting OU still has lower tuition than peers. It argues for collaboration between higher education and state government.
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Fourth of July celebration planned in Lawrence 1911
Plans for a large Lawrence Fourth of July include ball games horse races and fireworks. Stores will close in the afternoon many remaining closed all day Picnic baskets and park gatherings expected with townspeople enjoying a full day of holiday events. B Heshon of North Lawrence donated two large prize onions to the Journal World Douglas County collection. The biggest onion measures 10 inches in circumference and weighs about half a pound.
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Ruling preserves free speech on Arizona funding law
Washington recognizes that the Supreme Court’s March arguments foreshadowed Monday’s decision voiding Arizona's Clean Elections Act. The ruling endorses broad First Amendment protections, countering public funding schemes that penalize privately funded candidates and curb speech. Justice opinions split, with four justices upholding the law despite its suppressive matching funds.
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Compromise and the Founders in American governance
Kansas University Law professor Mike Hoeflich urges renewed faith in political compromise amid debt ceiling stalemate. He argues ideological rigidity risks market credibility and a future crisis, noting Founders forged hard compromises to build a stable nation and warning against perpetual winner-take-all tactics.
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Abortion clinic rules spark national response in Kansas
Public forum letter from Sharon Levin of the National Abortion Federation denounces Kansas regulations as politically motivated and harmful. She argues the guidelines are unnecessary, impractical, and not evidence based, risking access to safe abortion care.
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