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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2013
Page
8
The Lawrence City Commission refused to amend the local ordinance to ban concealed carry of many knives, defying a July 1 state law. The measure limits municipalities from stricter knife regulations and shifts some definitions, prompting debate over future legislative revisions and statewide impact.
Washington columnist George Will notes the Texas Supreme Court reaffirmed that pets are personal property and can receive only economic damages in wrongful death cases. The opinion, written by Justice Don Willett, rejects sentimental damages for pets while warning of broader legal and social costs.
Lawrence Clark H Coan notes Lancaster California aims to produce more electricity from solar energy than it consumes. The city has reached forty percent of its goal with a municipal utility and solar-ready homes required. The plan praises cleaner energy and local energy independence.
The writer reflects on Andres Oppenheimer's OAS report and argues for legalizing marijuana while ensuring affordable access to hard drugs for addicts. They recall 100 to 150 years ago when cocaine and morphine were sold by pharmacies in liquid form, implying milder addiction than today’s injectable or snorted forms.
Frank Lingo argues that legalization could reduce corruption and end imprisoning addicts by treating addiction as a health issue. He suggests government involvement, even if corrupt, might offer more hope than murderous cartels and urges treatment over punishment. He questions presidential accountability for drug use and policy.
Lawrence resident M G Roy argues in a Public Forum letter that downtown's decline stems from classism and a shift toward attracting tourists and developers. The author urges safer, cleaner streets, better sidewalks, more public services, and preserving local shops, promoting historic businesses to draw visitors.
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