Lawrence City and School Board Officials Contact Info
Lawrence City Commission members Courtney Shipley Lisa Larsen Amber Sellers Bart Littlejohn Shannon Reid Erica Hill Shannon Kimball Kelly Jones Carole Cadue Blackwood Kay Emerson Paula Smith listed with phone numbers and email addresses. Public letters may be mailed to City Hall on Sixth Street Lawrence Kansas. School board members are also listed with contact details and mailing address at TIO McDonald Drive.
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Effie Sue Arrested for Bigamy in Lawrence Case
Lawrence, May 18 1922 Effie Sue was arrested on a warrant charging bigamy after a ceremony with Walter Nelson. The claim says she was divorced less than six months ago, violating state law. The first Mrs Nelson says Effie Sue broke up her home. A separate item notes Phi Gamma Delta fraternity begins a large house project at Sixteenth and Louisiana costing about 70000 dollars, contract awarded to J T Constant.
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Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
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Putin’s war in Ukraine exposed his 20th century delusions
Froma Harrop notes Putin’s unprovoked invasion reveals a deranged, isolated leadership clinging to old notions. Ukraine’s resilience and Western support undermine his strategy as Finland, Sweden, and NATO neighbors reassess security aims. The piece contrasts Putin’s failed messaging with Zelenskyy’s defiant rally.
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Finland
Sweden
United States
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Russia
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Ukraine
Sauli Niinisto
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Zelenskyy
What the Journal-World Stands For in leadership and ethics
The Lawrence Journal-World pledges accurate fair news reporting free of editorial mixing. It upholds citizens rights regardless of race creed or class and shows sympathy for the disadvantaged. It commits to exposing dishonesty in public affairs and supporting community improving projects.
Debunking White Replacement Theory in Buffalo Debate
The Buffalo massacre sparked a dispute over the great replacement theory, a white supremacist idea that Jews and immigrants weaken white influence. Critics condemn the theory while refuting claims Republicans broadly endorse it, noting open discussions by progressive groups and analysts.
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Buffalo
New York
Elise Stefanik
Center For American Progress
Immigration and electoral power in changing political landscape
Rich Lowry argues immigration reform with a path to citizenship is key to electoral strength, tracing how demographic shifts have reshaped party dynamics. The piece discusses Judis Teixeira forecasts, the rise of a diverse majority, and cautions against exploiting demographic change for partisan gain. It critiques both sides for weaponizing demographics and urges national-interest immigration policy over partisan aims.
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Ray Teixeira
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Washington Post
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