Alzheimer's Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Lawrence planned
Public forum letters urge support for the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Lawrence on Oct 9 at South Park. The writer cites 6 million Americans with the disease and shares personal experience with Association services, inviting registration at alzwalklawrence.org. The second letter advocates infrastructure and climate bills, urging contact with Sen. Marshall, Moran, and Rep. LaTurner for federal action.
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Jerry Moran
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Tony Schmidt
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Marriage penalties in tax bill threaten two parent gains
Mona Charen argues a 35 Republican senators warning Schumer and Wyden over the House reconciliation bill highlights worsening marriage penalties in the EITC. She notes two parent families fare better on poverty and health, urges sandblasting all marriage penalties from the tax code, and criticizes current GOP leadership while praising constitutional conservatism.
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Sojourner Truth to-night at Liberty Hall in Topeka
In the 1871 column local items note Sojourner Truth appearing at Liberty Hall that evening. Temperance societies in the city are said to be losing ground while Coffey county undertakes three iron bridges over the Neosho river. The Leavenworth home for friendless women held its formal opening on Tuesday.
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Industrial solar project threats to Douglas County lands
Barbara Kerr voices concern over Nextera proposed solar farms in Douglas and Johnson Counties warning they would destroy woodlands pastures and wildlife, raise taxes for monitoring, and fail to benefit Lawrence residents. She urges public input at planning meetings October 25 and 27 as a text amendment on solar energy rules is reviewed.
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