Pension pivot faces careful study in Kansas Legislature
Editorial argues state employees should scrutinize a plan to move Kansas state retirement from a pension to a 401(k) style system. It warns against disconnecting from private sector realities, noting tensions over retirement security and stock market risks, and urges measured, informed leadership.
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Obama speeches in Brazil shift presidential rhetoric
David Shribman analyzes Barack Obama’s two speeches in Brasilia and Rio de Janeiro as a pivot to centrist themes. He argues the talks reframe America’s role on immigration, freedom, and opportunity while acknowledging indigenous history and African heritage, signaling a subtle shift in presidential rhetoric.
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El Dorado Wins State Water Taste Title in 1970s Kansas Contest
Lawrence tied to historical items as Old Home Town highlights water quality in Kansas. El Dorado won the state water taste contest from cities including Olathe Topeka Arkansas City Manhattan Wichita Kansas City Kansas Johnson County and Lawrence based on clarity color odor and flavor. KU pharmacy students perform Poison Pete and Safety Sam skits in Lawrence grade schools to stress dangers of household poisons while Douglas County Science Fair features water pollution themes.
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Public Forum letter on war, Libya, and nuclear power debate
Curtis D. Bennett voices concern over U S military engagements including Libya and questions whether Congress or the president declared war. Beth Anne Mansur argues for phasing out nuclear power amid disasters and promotes safe energy alternatives and job growth. The Journal World invites reader letters with guidelines and submission details.
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