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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2017
Page
7
Lawrence City Commission members Leslie Soden Stuart Boley Mike Amyx Matthew Herbert and Mike Gaughan listed with addresses and phone numbers for 255 N Michigan St Lawrence 66044 1812 W 21st Terrace 66046 2312 Free State Lane 66047 523 Kasold Drive 66049 304 Stetson Circle 66049 and emails or websites for official channels.
A list of area representatives and senators with district numbers office rooms and phone lines in Topeka and Lawrence. Includes Barbara Ballard Tom Sloan Eileen Horn Jim Karleskint Marci Francisco Tom Holland and Anthony Hensley with official contact channels and state web addresses.
Mark Peterson surveys Kansas history of partisan excess and moderation, arguing that recent moves toward civility and compromise may signal broader civic renewal. He links state experiences with national concerns, noting tax policies, party purges, and renewed public discourse as possible signs of progress.
Washington columnist Eugene Robinson argues that powerful men including Harvey Weinstein Charlie Rose Roy Moore and Donald Trump face scrutiny as society shifts on sexual harassment. He notes the Access Hollywood tape and corroborated accusations and calls for full congressional inquiry and possible censure if proven.
Lawrence Gazette items recount Jennie Black’s death at 20 from malarial fever and Otis Potter’s sudden death at the university. Also KU Law School plans in 1967 describe a $1.25 million, three story, 60,000 square foot building with 750 seat auditorium on Mount Oread. Reprinted from local writer Sarah St. John.
The Journal-World invites letters 250 words or fewer and asks writers to avoid libelous language and name calling. Each letter must be signed with name, address, and telephone number, but only name and city will be published. Submissions may be mailed to P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or emailed to letters jworld.com.
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