Sobering Kansas notice on alcohol deaths during holiday travel
An editorial warns Kansas drivers to remain vigilant as alcohol related fatalities rise, ranking 10th nationally by per mile safety study. It cites increases since 1998, notes repeat offenders, discusses impoundment laws, personnel cuts, and urges defensive driving during holidays and peak travel times to protect lives.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
South Carolina
John Eichkorn
Kansas Highway Patrol
Eichkorn
World War II Memorial Opens With Mixed Emotions
Washington visitors assess the new World War II Memorial on the National Mall between the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial. Experts note it rivals Korea and Vietnam memorials in emotional impact, while critics warn its inscriptions and scope require guides to explain broader WWII context.
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Korea
Vietnam
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Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Maya Lin
Vietnam Wall
Frank Gaylord
Warren Rudman
New Hampshire
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Sixth Street Update on 294th Straight Day of Construction
The report notes 294th consecutive day of work on the Sixth Street construction project west of Iowa Street. Local crews continue roadway work with ongoing lane restrictions and expected completion not stated. Authorities advise motorists to seek alternate routes during peak hours.
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Sixth Street
Iowa Street
Letters on marriage and moral issues stir church and politics
Readers attack a stolen flag and defend Judeo Christian family values while invoking biblical verses and public policy. Advocates urge a marriage amendment and Christians to engage in civic debate, citing historic roles of church and government amid cultural changes.
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Michael McManness
Lawrence
Gesture or policy shift on Native rights cited in letter
The letter questions whether gestures by U S Senator Sam Brownback on Native American issues will endure as funding for Indian Health Service and Bureau of Indian Affairs is debated in Congress. It cites tribal sovereignty, state dependence, and constitutional language while recalling family milestones and gratitude to Deerfield schools. It closes with Journal-World letters policy and submission details.
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Old Hometown 25 Years Ago Bits From The Hill
President Wallace Galuzzi of Haskell Indian Junior College warned 52 faculty positions may be cut next academic year due to an $800000 budget slice. KU veterans group seeks a Mount Oread Vietnam memorial, while a Korean War memorial gains interest on The Hill. Gas thefts spike amid fuel supply woes. officials urge alertness to fire risks. Former Kansas Gov Alf Landon, 91, hospitalized with chest pains. Gladys Six receives a national teaching honor after decades of service on the school board and in drama. Drought persists but rain briefly eases conditions. KU buys 20acre west of 15th and Iowa streets from Robert Foster. From May 29, 1904: Decoration Day observed with ceremonies. Kansas River floods threaten bridges in Kansas City and Ottawa endangering routes. local river levels rise amid the largest flood in Franklin County history.
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