Who Should Pay for KU Private Jet Travel
Editorial questions who should cover KU private jet flights. Readers explore whether Kansas taxpayers or the university departments using the plane should pay, noting the costs to taxpayers and the possibility of charging departments or seeking deals. The piece discusses athletics recruiting trips, medical center work, and travel alternatives.
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Netanyahu speech raises stakes in Iran nuclear talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used a forceful speech to Congress to argue against the Iran nuclear deal describing it as a nuclear tinderbox. He warned a bad accord could lead to war and strained U.S. Israel relations, while outlining what would constitute a safer agreement and pressing Obama to insist on tougher terms.
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Pavilion praise from Lawrence reader to sponsors
To the editor the writer thanks Sports Pavilion Lawrence and Lawrence Parks and Recreation for a first class facility. The complex enables thousands of local youths and provides a workout option for Douglas County residents. The reader notes rising winter business for three Lawrence restaurants and credits City Commission KU Endowment KU Athletics Bliss Sports and the Bill Self Foundation for making the project possible.
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Public Forum voices on state finances and local issues
Readers discuss Kansas fiscal shortfalls and funding cuts to schools Medicaid and public services. Letters criticise an a stalled channel catfish state symbol bill and urge attention to NOAA weather radio reception in Lawrence. Controversy over sports crowd behavior and a KU basketball intro boos also noted.
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Snowy sidewalks risk health and fines in 1915 Lawrence
Reports to the city in 1915 warn residents about dirty snow on sidewalks and the health dangers of slush. An existing ordinance allows officials to compel cleaning. Fifteen minutes work could greatly improve footing and reduce wet feet and colds.
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The Journal World invites public letters under 250 words covering public interest topics. The newspaper may edit content without changing viewpoints and retains nonexclusive publishing rights. Include name address and phone. mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters ijworld.com.
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