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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2014
Page
9
Lawrence City Commission leaders Mike Amyx and Jeremy Farmer with district addresses and phone numbers, plus Michael Dever and Dr. Terry Riordan, including home and work contact details and public emails. Official postings list for city governance and liaison contacts.
A compiled list of local county officials and state lawmakers with addresses phone numbers and web emails. Names include Jim Flory Mike Gaughan Nancy Thellman Rick Ingram Shannon Kimball Adina Morse and representatives Barbara Ballard Tom Sloan Paul Davis John Wilson Ken Corbet Senator Marci Francisco and Senator Tom Holland with offices in Lawrence Topeka and statewide links.
A discussion contrasts moral outrage on social media with real power to act. The piece argues that tweeting about international outrages, such as Nigeria kidnappings or Russia issues, hinges on whether one can influence events, citing the Obama administration as an example of limited action versus strong intervention.
Charles Krauthammer analyzes how hashtags and tweets shape opinion and policy. He contrasts mass petitions with street power, cites Boko Haram and Boko Haram responses, and notes selective outrage. He argues tweets can mobilize but cannot replace force, and reflects on post 9/11 attitudes amid political theater.
A reader urges editors to address a published image of a dog riding in a pickup bed. The note warns of serious injury risk if a stop or crash occurs, and commends the driver for wearing a seat belt while urging greater animal protection.
Lawrence Daily Journal World recounts Missouri fans at a Columbia game in 1914 throwing bottles and hurling insults at Jayhawker Bishop. The piece notes lack of true sportsmanship and notes locals blamed town roughs with no university link.
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