KU to merge cancer centers amid bid for national designation
Editorial notes that KU and Kansas City Cancer Center plan a merger to boost doctors and patients for a National Cancer Institute designation. The 11 KC locations and 33 physicians would join KU Hospital and KU Medical Center, aiding the September deadline while signaling strong KU prestige and state-of-the-art care.
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Williamstown to get its first bank in 1911
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports Williamstown businessmen and farmers subscribed $10 000 stock for the Williamstown State Bank and filed for a state charter. A brick bank building will be erected and the bank will open in its own home within 90 days. The move ends local reliance on Lawrence Perry and Oskaloosa banks.
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Dave Broder, Model of Modesty and Reporting at The Post
Ruth Marcus recalls Dave Broder as a journalism icon who urged one big thought per column and required reporting. He welcomed questions, answered with humility, and balanced viewpoints, earning admiration despite critics. His office clutter mirrored a sharp mind and relentless work ethic.
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Fred Hiatt
Washington Post
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U.S. should end Arab arms sales columnist argues
Cal Thomas urges ending U S arms sales to Arab states tying aid to ideological change. He notes Obama era transfers to Egypt Jordan Kuwait Morocco Saudi Arabia UAE amid Middle East upheaval and public mood shifts. He cites policy reviews and GAO findings while condemning support for regimes preaching hostility to Israel.
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America the Beautiful
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Cal Thomas
Tribune Media Services
Public Forum on Family Values and DUI Reform
Lawrence reader Larry Day argues in a public forum letter that the Kansas Legislature may weaken DUI reform while considering liquor sales expansion, warns of fewer police, increased dragnet for underage drinkers, and accuses lawmakers of defending family values amid budget cuts and liquor lobbying.
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Kansas
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Lawrence
Honest belief and God as sole honest standard, Richard Smith
Richard Smith argues that honest belief begins with evidence and leads to conviction, opposing atheist cherry-picking. He cites Nietzsche and Sartre on meaninglessness and asserts that only belief in God provides knowledge morality and hope, while others suppress truth.
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Lawrence
Letters Policy For The Journal World Public Forum
The Journal World invites public forum letters under 250 words and public interest. The paper may edit for clarity while preserving viewpoints and will publish with the writer's name address and telephone number. Submissions arrive by mail to Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 or by email to letters ijworld com.
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