Hospitals Should Shield From Concealed Guns Senate Bill 235 Urged
Editorial urges Kansas lawmakers to pass Senate Bill 235 to exempt public hospitals mental health centers and similar facilities from a concealed carry requirement. Doctors warn such policy would harm safety and recruitment, risking a bottleneck at hospital entrances and systemic health risks. University of Kansas Hospital officials echo concerns.
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March historical events from 1765 to 1965 summarized
On March 24 historical notes include Britain enforcing the Quartering Act on colonists in 1765. A mob tarred and feathered Mormon leaders in 1832 in Ohio. Roosevelt signed a Philippines independence bill in 1934. Nazis executed over 300 civilians in Rome in 1944 after a partisan attack. Elvis Presley began Army service in 1958. Ranger 9 lunar probe crashed into the moon in 1965 after sending over 5800 video images.
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ACA replacement debate tests mend it not end it
George Will surveys the ACA dispute as Republicans shift from repeal to replacement. He notes entitlements, Medicaid expansion, and subsidies shape the debate, warning against overconfident forecasts while acknowledging a practical, nonrevolutionary path ahead.
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Public Forum Defends Trump in Letter to the Editor
A Lawrence reader argues no illegal links between Trump officials and Russia have been found after a year of inquiry. The letter lauds President Trump for leadership while contrasting him with past administrations and noting Flynn and Sessions.
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Readers may submit letters up to 250 words signed with full name, address, and telephone. The Journal World will publish name and city only, but keeps address and phone for identity verification. The paper may edit letters without changing viewpoints. Submissions to P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas or email letters@ljworld.com.
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Old Hometown and Slices of University History in Lawrence
A collection from Kansas papers recalls shade tree dreams for Lawrence streets and rough weather. It moves to 1917 coverage of a University convocation where a Teutonic-named student sang The Star Spangled Banner from memory without aids. The note also notes nurses boosting public school attendance and admittance slips for absent pupils.
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