Training and mental health in crisis standoff tragedy
An editorial urges better officer training for encounters with mentally unstable individuals after a Lawrence incident ended with the death of 36 year old Marsha Lynn Mace. It notes recent local crisis intervention sessions and supports involving mental health professionals to defuse dangerous confrontations.
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Marsha Lynn Mace
N. Mich
Mace
Lawrence
Ron Olin
Ignorance of history threatens citizenry and future dangers
David Shribman argues that American youth show historical illiteracy, not memory lapses. He credits a 18 year old awareness gap to adult neglect, not fault of students, urging deeper study of history beyond facts to gain perspective, wisdom, and responsible citizenship.
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America
Intercollegiate Studies Institute
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Josiah Bunting III
Virginia Military Institute
National Civic Literacy Board
Jamestown
Grove City College
Princeton University
Grove City
Princeton
Lincoln
Grant
Andrew Johnson
David Shribman
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Old Home Week Festival Hopes For Big Turnout
The Lawrence Daily World notes the Old Home Week Festival is underway with期待 for a great time despite diphtheria concerns. Kansas reports over 3,000 liquor licenses issued. Lawrence has about 30, Leavenworth 206, Kansas City 192, Topeka 189. Licenses must be on public record. unlicensed jointists risk legal trouble.
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Lawrence Daily World
Kansas
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Topeka
Letters Policy for The Journal World Public Forum
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Self censorship makes hostages of us all
Leonard Pitts Jr argues that self censorship weakens free expression and security. He contrasts provocations in art with Muslim reactions, condemning fear-driven retreat while defending honest discourse. He cites Serrano, Ofili, and Neuenfels to illustrate tolerance limits and dangers of capitulation.
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Berlin
Mohammed
Jesus
Buddha
Poseidon
Hans Neuenfels
Kirsten Harms
Deutsche Oper
Angela Merkel
Neuenfels
Leonard Pitts Jr
The
Miami Herald
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