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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 2008

Page

5

Editorial calls for joint funding analysis on tax issue

The Journal-World urges Lawrence residents to vote no on the local option budget for USD 497. It argues city county and school officials should jointly review funds and community needs, noting budget constraints, potential layoffs, and delays in library and infrastructure projects. The piece criticizes school officials for moving ahead without broader collaboration and warns of a fractured local government climate.

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Hillary Clinton and the Bosnia sniper fire memory

Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that Hillary Clinton’s Bosnia sniper fire tale reveals a troubling pattern of truth bending in presidential campaigns. He notes Barack Obama’s foreclosure bill co author confusion and John McCain’s flag lie, but stresses Clinton’s misstatement shows a deeper question about character and devotion to winning. The piece asks how much one would sacrifice truth to secure the presidency.

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Baseball nostalgia anchors Nationals opening near Capitol

Washington writes on baseball lore and numbers as the Nationals debut a new ballpark near the Capitol. George Will cites Lincoln, Doubleday myths, SABR debates, and stars like Campanella and Yastrzemski while recalling Ted Williams and Bill Veeck.

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