Public Forum: City seeks input on KU plans for growth
In a public forum letter, community leaders urge Lawrence and KU to co craft the 2040 growth plan. They flag the north gateway project at 19th and Mississippi with a possible hotel and 600 seat venue and call for neighborhood input before decisions lock in. They question traffic, parking, and the Jayhawk Stormwater Project impacts.
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Lawrence
Ku’s
Lth
Mississippi
Massachusetts Street
Jayhawk
Ninth Street
Mississippi Street
Katy Nitcher
Old West Lawrence Association
Kyle Thompson
Dread Residents Association
Pat Peery
University Heights Neighborhood Association
Jeanne Klein
Centennial Neighborhood Association
Fire destroys electric engineering building in Lawrence
Prof L I Blake laments fire loss of years of work as the electric engineering building is reduced to bent iron and steel. Fire Chief Will Shaw previously warned Kansas University facilities were inadequate for big fires due to hydrant distance and limited water pressure after long hose runs. Reprinted with permission from Sarah Parsons. online at DailyLawrence History.
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L. I. Blake
Will Shaw
Kansas University
First Amendment concerns in immigration law case
Washington column warns that a federal crime banning encouragement or inducement of unauthorized immigration risks unconstitutional vagueness and overbreadth. It cites Helaman Hansen and broader trends of speech restrictions since McCain Feingold, noting government attempts to shape information and social media moderation amid national security and public health debates.
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Supreme Court
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Reason Magazine
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Reason Foundation
Root
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U.S. Court of Appeals For the
9Th Circuit
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Department of Homeland Security
George Washington University Law School
Jonathan Turley
Twitter
Facebook
Turley
Hunter Biden
Silicon Valley
Mark Kelly
D-Ariz
Federal Reserve, Treasury
Thomas Massie
R-Ky
Kelly
George Will
Washington Post News Service & Syndicate
Xi Putin embrace hints at Eurasian Command implications
David Ignatius analyzes Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin's Moscow meetings as signaling a rising Eurasian bloc. He warns of a stronger China supporting a weakened Russia, potential shifts in energy, space, and AI power, and the risk of a united front that challenges Western democracies.
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Vladimir Putin
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Putin
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America
West
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United States
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
India
South Africa
Brazil
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Biden
Geneva
Iran
Riyadh
Tehran
Kremlin
Belarus
International Criminal Court
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