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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2012
Page
8
In Kansas the secretary of state must be neutral in election duties. Ax Kobach’s public actions and new Prairie Fire PAC raise questions about impartiality. His immigration activism and campaign links blur the line between official duty and partisan politics.
David M. Shribman analyzes how Romney can learn from rivals Santorum Paul and Gingrich as the 2012 GOP race continues. Santorum’s steady, unchanging message contrasts with Romney’s scripted style, while Paul’s frankness and Gingrich’s passionate debate performance offer lessons on resilience and engagement for victory.
Letter writer protests an absolute wall between church and state while noting historical phrases by Jefferson and Williams. He argues for an institutional separation with functional interaction and urges candidates to clearly state beliefs, citing John F Kennedy as an example.
Letter argues against a wall between church and state and against oil drilling expansion. It urges transitioning to electric or biofuel vehicles and placing a carbon fee whose revenue is returned to the public. Names Rep Yoder Jenkins Sen Roberts Moran cited as supporters.
The Lawrence Daily Journal World reports in 1912 that George F Kunz, then president of the American Scenic and Historical Preservation Society, cites Lawrence for beauty and development potential while Kunz planned a Fraser Hall talk on Precious Gems. A D Weaver notes political chatter and business quiet as he returns from New York City with purchases for his store.
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