Laughable critique of Kay O'Connor on women's suffrage
Editorial denounces State Sen. Kay O'Connor's remarks against the 19th Amendment as out of step with modern views. It notes her unequal framing of gender roles, questions her statewide platform, and predicts voters in her district may react as she weighs re election. It asserts both genders deserve equal political voice.
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Kay O'Connor
Olathe
Kansas City
O’connor
O'Connor
Journal World publisher and editor tenure history
Journal World notes W C Simons 1871 1952 publisher from 1891 to 1944 Dolph Simons Sr 1904 1989 publisher 1944 to 1962 editor 1950 to 1979 with USPS 306 520 periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas and memberships in Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press
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W.C. Simons
Dolph Simons Sr
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Afghan humanitarian plan urged to accompany war on terror
Trudy Rubin argues a parallel humanitarian strategy is essential with U.S. military action in Afghanistan. She outlines three parts: keep aid flowing inside and outside the country, prepare for a large refugee crisis with 150 new camps, and secure a stable post war return home for Afghans to prevent further instability and terrorism.
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Bush
America
Afghanistan
United Nations Refugee Agency
UNHCR
U.n’s
Ruud Lubbers
United States
U.N
Kofi Annan
U.n’s World Food Program
WFP
WEP
Turkmenistan
Taliban
Kandahar
U.S
Panos Moumtzis
Washington
Pakistan
Federal airport police key to security boss Ridge must push
Larry Bische argues that to boost air travel safety and public confidence, the U S should federalize passenger screening by creating a dedicated airport police force. He notes Bush plans include marshals, fortified doors, and a standards agency, but faces GOP concern over payroll growth and government size. Ridge, now heading Homeland Security, must advocate this move.
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Tom Ridge
Harrisburg
Homeland Security
Bush
National Guard
Chicago
O'Hare
Ridge
Washington
Office of Homeland Security
Warren Rudman
Gary Hart
National Security Council
White House
Homeland Security Council
Larry Biche
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lis
Tejvhul
Bphillyrnews
Public Forum Tolerance for all in Lawrence
Public forum from Gasim Bukhari of the Islamic Center of Lawrence praises community unity after September 11 2001. He cites broad support from interfaith groups and residents, urging judgment by deeds rather than appearance or faith and thanking those who offered comfort.
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Journal-World
New York
Washington, D.C
Lawrence
Gasim Bukhari
Separation of church and state misused since 1947
Letter argues William James and Ellen Goodman overstate separation of church and state. It notes no founding document uses the phrase, cites Jefferson 1802 letter to Danbury Baptists, and says 1947 Supreme Court rulings distorted the concept. Calls Americans to study the First Amendment and original intent. Paul Gray, Lawrence.
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William James
Ellen Goodman
Journal-World
Supreme Court
Thomas Jefferson
Danbury
Supreme Courts
Paul Gray
Lawrence
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Donna Wiley
Tom Hornbaker
Dallas Dolan
Ed Clambrone
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Kaw
Douglas County
Kansas
P.O
Lawrence, Kan
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Knight Ridder Newspapers
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Malvern
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