Editorials endorse Hayden as CIA chief amid military ties
The piece argues Hayden could lead the CIA effectively despite his Air Force background. It cautions against rejecting him for his military ties, noting past CIA missteps and urging swift action to address threats in the war on terror. It cites Porter Goss and Bill Mauldin to frame the debate on civilian versus military control. Debate rages about whether it's acceptable.
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Bush immigration plan faces tough odds in Congress
Washington Post columnist David Broder assesses President Bush proposed using 6000 National Guard troops to bolster border security, linking tighter border control with a guest worker program and eventual citizenship. He notes House resistance, questions feasibility of sealing the border, and forecasts slim chances for the president to prevail.
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Voter call opposes ultramodern library plans in Lawrence
Constance Wolfe argues downtown Lawrence should preserve independent mom and pop shops and historical charm over a Country Club Plaza style redevelopment. She favors a site by the Lawrence Arts Center or renovating the current library site to keep local character and avoid chain stores.
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Public Forum Letters Reflect on Kindergarten Polls and Hispanic History
Readers dispute the interpretation of all day kindergarten poll results and defend parental choices. The letter cites personal experience with kindergartens and debates over paying for extended schooling. It also discusses Hispanic history and political presence, urging context and civility in public discourse. The Journal-World invites letters up to 250 words, with contact details and publication rights.
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Legacy of 1981 Lawrence High awards caps decorum
In 1981 Lawrence High seniors awards assembly the focus shifted from pranks to positive achievements. KU Endowment Association neared record assets surpassing 100 million dollars, up 20.3 percent from the prior year. KU provost Surface warned against trimester operation to conserve facilities and staff.
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