Favorite son or KU AD's western state tour
Sheahon Zenger, Kansas University's new athletic director, spent three days touring western Kansas to reconnect with old friends and meet new audiences. He emphasized listening over speeches and said staff changes would be gradual, prioritizing fair treatment and openness to new hires as positions open.
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Obama bets on democracy in Middle East shaping U S policy
Washington analysts describe a deliberate shift under President Obama toward backing democratic change in Egypt, Tunisia, and beyond. Officials warn of risks from unrest and Islamist currents while citing lessons from past transitions, aiming for rapid reforms and inclusive governance to reduce long term threats.
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Aviator Crashes In Lawrence Flight Ends Meet
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports William Evans lost control in rough conditions, drove into a fence, with the upper plane crumpled and lower ribs split. Repairs cost about 150 dollars. Evans escaped with a small forehead scratch. The wreck ends local air flights and casts doubt on the aviation meet.
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Public Forum Letter: Israel Could Seize New Peace Initiative
Don Conrad of Lawrence weighs whether Egypt’s evolving leadership will affect the Israel Palestine dialogue. He argues Israel could invite the Palestinian Authority and Hamas to one table, offer concessions such as settlement limits and East Jerusalem limits, and pursue leadership and peace despite Egypt’s future government.
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Photo ID cards as universal solution proposal
A letter to the editor argues for using photo ID cards to control rights and fund all state functions. It envisions a fourth branch of government and widespread mandates from education to health care and employment, with strict ID-based eligibility and fees. The writer also cites theological reflections and seeks public response.
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Jim Turrentine
Lawrence
How your US lawmakers voted
Lawrence Journal-World opinion page notes Republicans voted No on defunding the Alaska Bridge to Nowhere amid a Democrat-led push. Also opposed a move to suspend oil industry tax breaks as measures to balance the budget while domestic spending is cut. Readers complain media coverage is lacking.
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Richard Sengpiehl
Lawrence
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