City should tighten oversight of tax subsidized venues
Editorial urges Lawrence to strengthen rules for projects receiving public incentives after The Cave at The Oread faced a $2,000 fine and liquor license suspension for illegally advertising free liquor. Police have responded multiple times, highlighting alcohol abuse concerns and the need to ensure incentives don’t impose extra public costs while upholding the law and city reputation.
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West should call Putin energy bluff and Crimea past lessons
The piece contrasts Western reactions to Russia's Crimea invasion with Santayana's warning. It notes Secretary of State Kerry calling it a 19th century act in a 21st century world and Merkel's initial belief that Europe had moved beyond 20th century conflicts.
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Mikhail Korchemkin
East European Gas Analysis
Lessons from History on Europe Confronting Putin
Trudy Rubin argues Europe should apply 21st century economics and firm resolve rather than echo 20th century wars. The piece weighs lessons from 1914 and 1938, urges strong sanctions and energy leverage, and calls for credible consequences if Russian troops invade Ukraine.
No Excuses for Racial Bias In Preschool Suspensions
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that despite data showing African American preschoolers are disproportionately suspended, opponents offer tired excuses. He urges confronting bias and questions about its impact on later life, urging society to address systemic inequities. He notes the contrast with sports and aviation news that distract from vital issues.
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Public Forum Letter Criticizes Kobach Ballot Restrictions
Lawrence readers denounce Judge Melgren and Kobach actions as voter suppression and a modern Jim Crow, arguing the move harms Democratic voters and enables wealthier influence. The letter urges a push for an inclusive electorate while noting Journal World letter policies and submission details.
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Forrest
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