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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2004
Page
6
Editorial notes that weather historians forget past blessings while focusing on current pains. It recalls a lush spring and unusually green September in Lawrence during 2004, noting rainfall totals ran up to 10 inches above normal and urging timely rain and cooler days amid ongoing harvest.
Jim Hoagland argues that the war on terror requires Muslim governments and religious leaders to front the effort. He says the label has run its course and outlines a strategy where Muslims confront fanatical ideologies, promote tolerance, and reject violence. The piece urges broader leadership beyond U.S. policy to defend human dignity across faiths.
A letter to the editor argues the presidential election hinges on securing U235 and plutonium worldwide. It warns that small nuclear devices could be hidden in cargo or cars, stresses the ease of building such devices relative to obtaining material, and urges rapid action beyond Bush era policies to prevent Islamic fundamentalist control.
A public forum discusses Pakistan's substantial nuclear arsenal and delivery platforms, with mentions of related facilities and strategic implications. The event references locations such as Hickam and Lawrence, highlighting military infrastructure and policy debates.
Alison Miller thanks Hall Center Lied Center and Gary Hart for a thoughtful debate. She argues Kerry is the thinking candidate while Bush relies on fear tactics and rigid stances.
An Oct USA Today editorial argues taxpayers nationwide subsidize construction of stadiums and arenas for privately owned teams. It questions local tax increases to fund millionaire‑run pro sports, noting the shift from sport to business and urging financing by local interests.
A scan of historic items mentions Amtrak derailment concerns and a 78 mph crash in a 30 mph zone. It notes a Lawrence education board committee of six for a public swimming pool, and a 1904 Ree-parade heritage call. It also covers centennial events, Haskell KU football, Amos Lawrence’s town founding, corn shelling, and regional notes.
The Journal World invites public letters of interest with about 250 words. Letters should avoid name calling and libelous language while presenting viewpoints. Include name and telephone number, and email submissions are welcome at the paper’s address.
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