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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2014
Page
7
Attorney and former Lawrence school board president Scott Morgan announces a challenge to incumbent Kris Kobach. The editorial notes Morgan brings moderate credentials from Kansas Republicans and aims to spur debate on voter ID laws and election processes while offering a viable alternative for voters.
In a landslide win, pro business candidate Narendra Modi becomes prime minister, promising faster growth, investment, and infrastructure in India. His party holds a majority in the lower house, while Congress loses many seats, shaping a pivotal shift with global investment spillovers and Latin American trade implications.
Cal Thomas argues Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Cambridgeshire shows how privatization can improve NHS performance and suggests a voucher system for veterans to access private care. He contrasts UK delays and costs with a privatized turnaround and urges lessons for the US VA and Obamacare critics.
Kay Opper of Lawrence writes about a traffic stop near 23rd Street and a police ticket for supposedly avoiding a traffic light after entering a Checkers parking lot. She questions the prevalence of the so called trap, notes the $140 fine, and cites hardship on a fixed income as she laments Mother's Day spoiled.
Letter to the editor questions the focus on recycled paper and suggests extending conservation to crops such as wheat oats and corn. The author cites small acreages and argues for broader awareness of resource use on campus.
Lawrence residents traveled to Stull to work roads and returned enthused by the people there. At noon they were invited to a genuine old fashioned dinner in a grove south of Stull. About thirty men made the trip.
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