Water drought and the need for long term water policy
The editorial notes that light rainfall in 2013 did not ease a severe statewide drought. Reservoirs in the Kansas River basin receded after brief recharges, and experts warn of long term climate warming increasing water stress despite future normal precipitation. It urges conservation and policy changes beyond budget battles and sports schedules, ending with a Turnpike warning about vision.
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Pope Francis may push Latin American politics
A look at how the new pope Jorge Mario Bergoglio could shape Latin American politics. As Archbishop of Buenos Aires he clashed with governments of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner and Nestor Kirchner, suggesting a potentially activist papacy.
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Francis I as pope may shape Latin American politics like John Paul II
Andres Oppenheimer weighs Francis election as Latin America's first pope from the region. Analysts say the 76 year old could critique governments in Venezuela Ecuador and Bolivia if he visits and speaks out. While seen as a moderate, Bergoglio opposes gay marriage abortion and church hostility to social hatred. He lacks John Paul II’s energy but could push reconciliation and challenge populist leaders across the region. Andres Oppenheimer is a Latin America correspondent for the Miami Herald.
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Marriage act may fall and the court's fate discussed
Cal Thomas argues the Supreme Court may strike down the Defense of Marriage Act and questions the basis of constitutional protection for same sex marriage. He cites Clinton's shift in stance, Kennedy's remarks, and warns of broader moral change while contrasting state and federal roles in marriage licensing.
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Public Forum Letter Critiques Lawmakers Over NRA Bill
Lawrence residents urge officials to focus on state welfare and funding issues rather than bills shielding gun rights. They call for smarter budget solutions, tax reform, and broader attention to education and public health, urging the Journal-World to maintain editorial standards.
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