Public Forum Praises Chief Lockhart and Downtown Police Efforts
Bonnie Lowe of The Chamber writes to the editor praising Chief Rich Lockhart and the Lawrence Police Department for swift action after downtown incidents. She commends open communication and ongoing community discussions, and notes the assignment of full-time officers to the downtown district to ensure safety and vibrancy.
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Old Hometown 150 in 1874 Daily Kansas Tribune
From Saturday March 21 1874 reports a finished dam with river overflow and cautious optimism about success. Ice dealers face saloon sale rumors. City Library adds titles and calls for a catalogue. Mrs E A Anderson breaks arm on Henry Street sidewalk. Temperance ladies to meet at the Methodist church this afternoon.
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Smith
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Henry [Eighth] Street
Vermont
Kentucky
Methodist Church
Retaliatory arrest suit targets Castle Hills officials
George Will reports on Sylvia Gonzalez a retiree ex council member who says she was jailed in irons after a disputed petition. The case questions qualified immunity for city officials and whether First Amendment rights were violated. The Supreme Court will hear arguments next week as Gonzalez seeks permission to sue the mayor police chief and investigator for a retaliatory arrest.
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Supreme Court
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Gonzalez
US Court of Appeals
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James C. Ho
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Neil M. Gorsuch
John G. Roberts Jr
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Andrew Oldham
George Will
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Cheney Warns Trump Aims For Dictatorship In 2024
Liz Cheney harshly labels Donald Trump a liar con man and potential tyrant warning that another win would torch the Constitution and its guarantees. Speaking at the Connecticut Forum in Hartford she urged Americans to vote to defeat Trump and support Biden while stressing the need to defend the Constitution amid GOP pushback. Cheney, ousted from leadership for opposing Trump, argues awakening memory of Jan six is crucial and urges open testimony from Pence and Meadows in a future trial.
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Supreme Court
Pence
David Ignatius
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