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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2012
Page
8
Lawrence residents can reach Nancy Thellman at 1547 N 2000 Road, Lawrence KS 66046. Phone 832 0031 and email nthellman@douglas-county.com for Lawrence city commission inquiries.
The piece argues presidents lack direct control over gas prices while accusing Obama of disdain for oil and inconsistent energy policy. It contrasts public suffering at the pump with Obama’s “all of the above” stance and critiques drilling bans off the Mid-Atlantic and Florida Gulf coasts.
Charles Krauthammer argues Obama restricts domestic drilling and favors future fuels like algae while Keystone is vetoed. He claims this stance delays growth, raises dependence on foreign oil, and spurs high prices, urging a shift to drilling and repatriating wealth.
In a reader letter a World War I history spans from 1914 to 1918 and debt struggles of France are linked to postwar reparations. It cites Churchill on France’s bankruptcy of nation versus wealthy individuals, then pivots to a Goldman Sachs vice president resigning amid claims of bankruptcy. Fox News sources dispute earnings and status, ending with the line Let them eat cake attributed to an aristocrat.
Artist Bert Haverkate-Ens announces a new season for a longtime work critiquing modern lawn care through a push mower piece that involves audience participation. He notes no fossil fuels are used, cites past animal welfare concerns, and submits the piece as a grant request while inviting viewership and garden tools as art.
Reader urges including counterpoints to Rep. Winn on armed students, noting concealed carry age 21 and background checks by KS I, Douglas County, and FBI. Argues reporting should present all sides with factual vetting comparisons to campus police for informed public opinion.
The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum up to 250 words and public interest content. Letters may be edited for clarity and brevity with viewpoints preserved, require name address and phone, and may be mailed to Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 or emailed to letters jworld com.
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