Bipartisan ideals challenged by partisan practice
Editorial argues that true bipartisanship is rare in state and national politics. It notes leaders promise cross aisle cooperation but often pursue majority goals and political spoils. The piece critiques both parties for failing to adopt genuine collaborative approaches on major national issues.
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Women reshape 2008 politics with Palin and Obama
Ellen Goodman notes a rapid shift as Palin rises then falls, while Obama wins with women. The piece highlights demographic voting gaps, New Hampshire Senate shifts, and a growing Democratic tilt among female voters and officeholders. It critiques party dynamics and media portrayal of Palin.
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KU Fans Decry Loud Music and Chants at Home Game
Letters to the editor voice dismay at KU's game soundtrack, accusing organizers of overbearing pregame and play disruption. The writer condemns music drowning out the visiting band, questions etiquette, and favors student spirit over shutdowns. Also praise for local educators and a call to impeach Bush and Cheney are noted.
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Editor letter urges aid to the poor in Lawrence
John A. Bond argues the city commission may curb poor residents' free speech by targeting pan handlers. He cites the Gospel and Salvation Army as models of Christian aid, warning that economic hardship increases need for help and urging action from downtown business leaders.
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Mayer recalls Marshall in nostalgia driven column
Senior citizen reader notes Bill Mayer's Nov 7 column mixing nostalgia with civil rights memories of Thurgood Marshall. The piece contrasts with news of Ron Prince�s firing, a high profile move overshadowing the reflection and its front page placement.
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Letters Policy From The Journal World Guidance for Submissions
The Journal World invites letters to Public Forum up to 250 words. Submissions must include name, address and phone number and may be edited for clarity while preserving viewpoints. Send by mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or by email to letters ijworld.com.
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Lecompton seeks funding for water system upgrade
Lawrence Daily World notes Lecompton plans to secure over 300000 federal funding for a water system renovation after multiple prior attempts. The mayor calls the town the most populated Kansas center without a working hydrant, urging urgent support amid national fiscal concerns voiced by Senator Bob Dole about mounting deficits and debt.
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