City commissioners should say no to bad ideas
Editorial argues Lawrence city commissioners err by allowing private interests to occupy public space. It cites two decisions: reserving two parking spaces near Eighth and Massachusetts for a bank’s drive up service and authorizing a sidewalk seating area for a software firm. The piece warns such moves set risky precedents and hinder mobility for pedestrians. It urges safeguarding residents and accessibility over favorable treatment of local business interests.
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Obama limited war stance tests in Syria and Iraq
David Ignatius analyzes the limits of a restrained US approach to Islamic State conflicts across Syria and Iraq. He notes historical failures of limited wars, the Powell Doctrine, and calls for targeted aid to vetted Syrian rebels, while acknowledging Obama’s cautious path may embolden ISIS and constrain victory.
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Fire at Bow ersock mill destroys property in Kansas town
Fire swept the bowersock interests plant in a stone storehouse on Sixth street at 3:30 Monday afternoon, causing about 40000 dollars in damage. Insurance covered only part of the loss. Inadequate water pressure hindered containment, and the blaze was not controlled until after six o clock.
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Rights Erode as Ferguson Protests Test the First Amendment
Leonard Pitts argues in the Miami Herald that Ferguson police actions during protests violate First and Fourth Amendment protections. He cites court rulings striking down stand-still restrictions, racially biased policing, and police asset forfeiture, warning that constitutional rights are eroding under expediency. He urges resistance at the ballot and through lawful protest.
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