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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 2017

Page

5

Kansas House backs Medicaid expansion bill 2044

House votes 81-44 to expand KanCare eligibility to 133 percent of poverty, expanding coverage to about 150,000 Kansans. The bill would raise federal funding shares and reduce state costs, with supporters urging Senate passage despite governor’s opposition.

House Kansas Sam Brownback Brownback Kansas Hospital Association Washington Senate

Old Home Town from Lawrence Journal 1917

Mayor Francisco and the chamber of commerce plan a town wide drive to utilize vacant lots for gardening to aid families with high living costs and to employ boys for the summer. Contact Harry B. Sparks to offer vacant lots or help with farming.

Francisco Chamber of Commerce Harry B. Sparks

Trump promises on jobs misread by voters and firms

Washington Post columnist David Ignatius argues that President Trump’s claim of reviving well paid manufacturing via renegotiated trade deals is a false hope. He says automation, not globalization, mainly reduces manufacturing jobs, citing Ball State findings that productivity gains accounted for 87.8 percent of job losses from 2000 to 2010 while trade caused 13.4 percent.

Washington Donald Trump America Trump Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP NAFTA U.S Steve Bannon Bannon Michael J. Hicks Srikant Devaraj Ball State University United States Ball State Kentucky Kansas City Mexico Ford Toyota Michigan Ohio West Virginia David Ignatius Washington Post Writers Group

Today in History Highlights From March Moments

March 1 marks Nebraska’s 1867 statehood under President Andrew Johnson. Lindbergh’s kidnapped son 1932. remains found May. 1940 Native Son published by Harper. 1954 Puerto Rican nationalists fire on Congress, injuring five. 1957 The Cat in the Hat released. 1961 JFK creates Peace Corps by executive order.

Nebraska Andrew Johnson Charles A. Lindbergh Jr Charles Anne Lindbergh Hopewell N.J Richard Wright Harper & Brothers U.S. House of Representatives Congress Dr. Seuss Random House John F. Kennedy Peace Corps

Weekly damage report mixes laptops and loud arena noise

A future Lawrence school district document lists bizarre reasons for damaged or missing student laptops including a dog, driveway mishaps, a grandma selling it, and a pastor. It also notes KU's Feb 13 win over West Virginia at Allen Fieldhouse, where 130.4 decibels topped expectations and raised concerns about hearing health, with possible lasting effects and references to Dr. Daniel Fink and the Quiet Coalition.

Lawrence Topeka Alabama FBI Dodge City Richard Hardin West Virginia Allen Fieldhouse Daniel Fink Quiet Coalition NCAA

Public Forum Calls Out Fan Support Respect and Disability

KU should discourage such a show of fan support. Living with hearing loss is a true disability that should not be minimized. Vicki Douglas.

Vicki Douglas Lawrence

Unity Message After Shootings Sparks Call for Solidarity

The Rev Peter A Luckey expresses heartbreak over the killing of two Indian immigrants in Olathe and shares a personal memory of kindness received in India. He urges all to join hands against hatred and exclusion, emphasizing a shared human family aboard spaceship Earth.

India Olathe Peter A. Luckey Lawrence

Readership letter urges state tax savings before new levies

A reader argues that residents should see lawmakers cut costs before imposing additional taxes and urges concerned citizens to consider sending a donation to the Department of Revenue. The letter is signed by Conrad J. Griebel.

Department of Revenue Conrad J. Griebel Lawrence

Letters to the Editor Submission Guidelines

Readers are invited to send letters of up to 250 words for publication unsigned by name calling. All letters must be signed with the writer’s full name, address, and telephone number. Submissions may be mailed to P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or emailed to letters ljworld com.

P.O. Box Lawrence KS Ljworld.com

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