Kansas not the most economically free state after all
Rich Karlgaard of Forbes, citing the 2004 U.S. Economic Freedom Index, argues Kansas tops rankings in economic freedom are contradicted by migration and growth data. The critique notes Nevada gains in population as Kansas tails, and a single variable, 1990–95 growth, better explains interstate migration. Kansas should focus on improving growth and freedom.
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Eagle Bend Golf Course praised as economic ambassador
A letter to the editor credits Eagle Bend Golf Course and pro Jim Kane for drawing visiting golfers and boosting local business, urging more support for the facility and its spin-off benefits to Lawrence area commerce.
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Public Forum Letter Urges KU to Serve All Kansans
Clay Kappelman argues KU should not apply private school standards to a public university and urges maintaining broad access funded by state and federal support. He questions emphasis on obscure rankings over educating Kansas citizens and notes Journal-World’s letter policy and submission details.
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