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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2010

Page

6

Editorials Hard-working Irish Day in Lawrence

Lawrence marks St Patrick s Day with a 1 pm parade from South Park up Massachusetts Street featuring over 100 floats a weekday record. Organizers highlight February and March fundraisers including Shamrock Shuffle Texas hold em charity auction and events benefiting Women s Transitional Care Services Douglas County CASA Family Promise Van Go Mobile Arts and the Lawrence Humane Society aiming to raise 50000 for five charities. The annual effort has raised hundreds of thousands over 22 years and adds festive community fun for spring break observers hoping for sun and luck.

Lawrence South Park Massachusetts Street Douglas County Casa Family Promise van Go Mobile Arts Lawrence Humane Society St. Patrick's

KU Names Walzel to Lead New School of Music

KU officials announce Robert Walzel, director of Utah’s School of Music, will become dean of the KU School of Music starting June 1, succeeding an interim leader since the school’s July 1 separation. Walzel, a KU camp alum and accomplished clarinetist and educator, expresses affection for Mount Oread and Lawrence.

Kansas University Robert Walzel University of Utah Salt Lake City KU School of Music Walzel Texas Mount Oread Walzer

Community voice and press leaders guiding fair reporting

W C Simons and Dolph Simons Sr are cited as long running press figures who promoted candor and equality in journalism. The note emphasizes reporting honesty and empathy for all citizens, regardless of race, creed, or status, aiming to improve community life.

Educational exchange links Marefat School to Philadelphia

Trudy Rubin reports on Marefat School in Kabul, built by the Hazara minority with local funds and community effort. The school partners with Constitution High School in Philadelphia to showcase photos on meaning of freedom, linking Afghan civic education with American constitutional ideals.

Philadelphia Kabul Marefat Aziz Rayesh National Constitution Center Rayesh Philly Marefat School Constitution High School Jeffrey Stern Constitution Center National Museum Ragesh Afghanistan Pakistan U.S Taliban Dasht-e Barchi Zainab Haidari State Department Trudy Rubin The Philadelphia Inquirer

Banks Resist Stricter Reform Amid Profits and Pride

Bloomberg News columnist David Pauly details U S bankers opposition to Volcker Rule and other fixes, arguing chiefs push for profits from risky trades while resisting a split between investment and commercial banking, derivatives reform, and a government wind‑down body. The piece cites Lehman’s Richard Fuld, Goldman’s Lloyd Blankfein, JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon and argues political action favors status quo.

Chamber of Commerce Washington Volcker Federal Reserve Paul Volcker Jamie Dimon Wall Street American International Group Inc David Pauly Bloomberg News

Public Forum on Traffic Laws and Police Effectiveness

Letter to the editor by Kevin Kelly of Lawrence arguing traffic laws are a joke and police inaction on blatant violations. He asserts a traffic officer could generate revenue while improving safety and questions if traffic concerns are ignored.

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Voter questions Lynn Jenkins voting on school discipline bill

The reader criticizes Representative Lynn Jenkins for opposing a bipartisan House bill to curb abusive discipline in schools, including autistic students, and questions which constituency she serves. The letter cites HR 4247 and notes Autism Society endorsement, urging clarification from Jenkins.

Lynn Jenkins Ms. Jenkins Congress House Nonpartisan Autism Society Jenkins James Skridulis Lawrence

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