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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2004
Page
9
County and city officials weigh a rural development plan to limit five acre home exemptions and require larger plots for new builds. The plan seeks to protect orderly growth, add an impact fee, restrict meters, and extend city authority in urban growth areas. A grandfather clause would protect existing five acre tracts.
Washington observer notes that John Mica and other Florida lawmakers were unlisted on ballots when unopposed, a result of longstanding redistricting and strong fundraising. The piece argues House incumbents face little competition nationally, with most races decided by margins over 60 percent and minimal electoral accountability.
Lawrence Daily World reports Haskell Indians beat Nebraska 14 6 in Kansas City to claim western supremacy with victories over Kansas and Missouri. Chancellor Strong praises KU supporters after football win over Washington in St Louis. Political notes suggest difficulty reorganizing Kansas Democrats as Republicans hold power. Douglas County expects GOP appointments from Governor Hoch.
Heather Moore congratulates Ballard Center staff and volunteers for aiding families with early education and emergency assistance. Ellie Lloyd urges recognition of Lawrence High School gymnasts Mallory, Meredith, Chelsey, Kara, and Jessica after a state championship win and calls for broader acknowledgment of athletic success.
A Tama 2004 graduate recounts the Lawrence High School gymnastics team's state championship, the first for a women’s team in Lawrence and the first LHS state title since 2000. The piece also covers USD 343 bond approval, 2006 facility upgrades, and praise for voters and volunteers. It notes Kansas House Bill 256 adding violent crime victims abroad and honors advocates, including Senator David Jackson and Phill Kline.
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