Gun law costs push cities to seek exemptions
Editorial argues local governments may seek state exemptions as they face costly security upgrades to allow concealed firearms in public buildings. Lawrence faces per entrance costs around 84000 dollars after metal detectors and officers. officials weigh shifting funds from parks and streets to security. The piece questions the impact on public life and urges legislative reconsideration.
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America forgetting Watergate lesson in IRS Benghazi probe
George Will analyzes how current political controversies echo Watergate, arguing that IRS targeting of conservative groups and Benghazi questions reveal a pattern of government overreach. He contrasts liberal defenses with criticisms of executive responsibility and calls for accountability at the top levels.
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Letter writers debate Fannie Mae profits and tax treatment
In a public forum letter, Pat Roszel questions Fannie Mae's first quarter 2013 profit of 58.7 billion, alleging losses were offset by improper loans and tax credits. Jim McCrary argues preservation boosts economic development and cites local historic sites. Mike Silverman urges Lawrence to back infrastructure and fiber expansion via private partners.
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Editor questions historic site designation in East Lawrence
A Monday editorial challenges the idea that designating historic sites in the old East Lawrence neighborhood would harm economic development. The writer argues that historic listing has not historically caused Lawrence to lose growth.
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Lawrence Broadband Upgrade Request to City for Seed Funding
Wicked Broadband asked Lawrence city officials for seed money to begin deploying fiber Internet to homes and businesses. The Journal-World invites public letters up to 250 words on this item and other matters, with author details required for publication.
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Old Home Town: Privacy Ruling and Local City Actions
The Supreme Court ruled Americans have no right to privacy in garbage once placed for collection after narcotics were found in two California residents’ trash. Lawrence City Commission debated meeting times and set 7 30 p.m. for second Tuesdays, keeping 2 p.m. Tuesdays. Cigar dealer A L Griggs pleaded guilty to illegal cigarette sales, fined 5 dollars plus 10 50 in costs. Mayors proclamation compelled dog owners to restrain pets amid rabies fears, tying all dogs at once to curb spread.
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