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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2004
Page
10
Editorial supports Sen. Pat Roberts for pushing to end agency secrecy and improve information sharing. As chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee he argues for a strong national intelligence director to coordinate all agencies and enforce accountability. He urges colleagues to listen and act.
Governor Kathleen Sebelius says Japanese businesses and consumers are urging Tokyo to lift the December export ban on U S beef after a single mad cow case in Washington state. A resolution would boost Kansas producers as Japan was a top partner, importing 175 million in beef last year, with demand for American cuts over Australian or Japanese beef. The ban could lift before the November elections.
Leonard Pitts Jr notes Terri Schiavo's case rouses debate over who may decide end of life matters. He argues Michael Schiavo holds rightful decision making for his wife amid Florida's political clash led by Gov. Jeb Bush and the state supreme court ruling. The column defends spousal authority and condemns government overreach in medical choices.
Lawrence Daily World notes Marshal Prentice warns citizens to keep homes locked during semi centennial events as strangers arrive. The paper reports a black bear has escaped from Parker Shows near Lawrence and Emporia, sparking hunting tales while praising local law enforcement for low crime.
George Gurley argues that both major U.S. camps exhibit zeal and religious fervor in politics. He cites figures like Felix Rogathan and Daniel Okrent to illustrate liberal extremism and compares liberal and conservative tactics to demonization, witchcraft, and apocalyptic rhetoric.
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