Rolling roof debate returns to Kansas City ballot
Editorials detail a renewed push to fund a rolling roof for Arrowhead Stadium after a prior defeat. Chiefs and city leaders seek a cost sharing plan around 202 million dollars with bids for incentives like a Super Bowl and All Star game, while chamber opposition presses August ballot conditions and university support shifts.
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Authenticity in politics reshapes Indiana and 2008 races
Washington Post columnist David Broder argues authenticity governs voter choice as Indiana voters oust Senate leader Robert Garton in a May 2 Republican primary amid debates over perks for legislators. He extends the theme to a broader shift toward candor in campaigns, noting John McCain’s reliance on authenticity ahead of 2008.
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KU Distinction honorees named in 1966 list
From the Lawrence Daily World May 11 1906 a Prof Blackmar talk on elimination of the socially unfit drew mild excitement among state club women. He urged temperance action to curb crime. Two Perry men were jailed in a $2 000 Wolfson burglary. an officer doubted their professionalism.
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Language and bilingualism in a diverse Kansas City forum
In a public forum letter, Monica Gonzalez argues for tolerance of non English language speakers and bilingual ideals while acknowledging impracticalities. Other readers discuss English proficiency, city traffic signals, food insecurity, and charitable drives, urging community action and awareness.
Culture is safe as language bridges cultures
Lifelong language educator replies to Monica Gonzalez on May 7, arguing Hispanics can retain culture while Americans learn Spanish. The reader stresses respectful dialogue in public letters, noting Journal-World policy requires 250 words or less, name and contact details, and permits editorial edits without altering viewpoints.
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