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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2012
Page
10
Lawrence City Commission members listed with roles and contact details including mayor Bob Schumm and vice mayor Michael Dever. Also listed are commissioners Mike Amyx Hugh Carter and Aron Cromwell with addresses phone numbers and emails for official duties.
Douglas County Commission officials listed with full street addresses phone numbers and email domains for Jim Flory Mike Gaughan and Nancy Thellman including Lawrence Sunflower and Douglas County websites for each contact. Names and locations include 540 N 711 Road Lawrence 66047 304 Stetson Circle 66049 1547 N 2000 Road 66046 with respective phone numbers and email domains.
Lawrence USD 497 lists Keith Diaz Moore as contact for the school board at 1738 Barker Ave, Lawrence, KS 66044. Email kdmoore usd497.org and phone 856-1402 referenced for board communications and public notices.
A compact directory of lawmakers including Rep Barbara Ballard Rep Tom Sloan Rep Paul Davis Rep Terri Lois Gregory Rep Ann Mah Rep Anthony Brown and Sen Marci Francisco with district numbers office locations Topeka and Lawrence phone lines and email style addresses for outreach and official business.
A detailed CIA chronology of the Benghazi assault shows Americans waiting for Libyan security that did not arrive and CIA personnel bravely defending a rooftop amid heavy fire. It notes misjudgments about reliant Libyan militias and Libyan intelligence, with no evidence of deliberate White House obstruction and outlines the chaotic rescue attempts and later CIA plan reviews.
Lawrence High School principal Prof F H Olney envisions a modern gymnasium with a full basketball court apparatus and an assembly hall at the school for about 556 students. He seeks philanthropic funding from a Lawrence citizen to realize the project benefiting roughly 550 local pupils.
To the editor Don Brennaman argues constitutional amendments should improve society and proposes one to ensure more equitable elections during disasters. He questions voters' voices if polling places are destroyed by events like hurricanes or earthquakes and asks how courts would rule if a disaster hit on Election Day. He condemns current state government for not advancing this cause.
A opinion piece questions the reliance on voting machines across the country and probes why contemporary society trusts human honesty and the integrity of the political system. The author contrasts founders’ checks and balances with present complacency in safeguarding democracy.
A reader raises concerns about computerized voting systems lacking voter verifiable audit trails citing a 2003 Stanford study. He asks who owns the machines, whether owners could commit fraud, and expresses fear of manipulation in U.S. elections. He signs as Daniel Patrick Schamle.
Ed Quick argues the ballot pits voters against the Brownback Chamber of Commerce Koch machine. He accuses Brownback of defunding public schools shifting taxes to property owners and granting breaks to the wealthy and Koch Industries, urging support for Democratic candidates.
The search committee, chaired by KU Medical Center, states it did not forward only one candidate to Chancellor Gray-Little. It sought both strong internal and external candidates with full autonomy. The chancellor rejected the first recommendation, while the committee notes upcoming candidate visits this month.
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