Open government needed in Lawrence school district
Editorial urges Lawrence school district to publish salary figures for Kyle Hayden as he moves to chief operating officer. It cites prior secrecy incidents including withheld teacher resignation details and concealed board applicant names, arguing transparency is required by state law and public expectation.
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Bull in the China Shop: Trump's Intel Leaks Tarnish White House
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius argues that President Trump’s leaks to Russian officials reveal a reckless, impulsive approach to intelligence that erodes trust with the CIA and FBI, alarms allies, and threatens national security. He notes officials’ push for impeachment talk as the presidency strains under continual security breaches.
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Amman
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Obama
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Kislyak
Public Forum Letters on Trump F-35 Claims and Activism
Letters express support for Trump and critique F-35 costs and stealth claims while noting a Time interview. A separate letter from Randi Hacker urges democratic engagement and documents Solidarity Sundays work for reproductive rights with thanks to Kansas abortion providers and calls to support Planned Parenthood.
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Lawerence editor invites signed letters to editor
Readers are asked to submit letters under 250 words, avoiding libel and name calling. Each letter must be signed with the writer's name, address, and telephone number. Submissions can be mailed to P.O. Box 888, Lawrence KS 66044 or emailed to letters ljworld.com.
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Spring drive targets speeders and jay walkers in Lawrence
Lawrence police plan a spring crackdown after reduced speeds last month. Chief Boyd will pursue offenders before the police judge with tips from residents along busy streets. A rider struck Walter Lemon on Eleventh Street, injuring the twelve year old as he played ball near Quincy school.
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