KU football coach search under way after season end
Editorial notes KU will delay decisions on hiring a new football coach until after the season Sunday November 30 and stresses the need for a small, smart advisory group including a former player to identify the right man. It warns KU risks becoming the conference and national laughingstock if losing streaks persist.
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Old Home Town Housing Slum Conditions Described
Lawrence Daily Journal-World reports from 1914 detailing appalling housing in Lawrence including filthy yards dirty ramshackle houses and crowded rooms. Burgess and Backus survey shows inadequate sanitary facilities and calls for empowered health officers fire inspectors and court action to close unfit dwellings. Compiled by Sarah St. John.
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Old Home Town feature at LJWorld history page
Lawrence Lawrence Journal World highlights a weekly Old Home Town feature on its history portal. The piece revisits notable local figures and events shaping Lawrence’s past, inviting readers to explore archival photos and long-forgotten anecdotes.
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Letters to the Public Forum Guidelines
A reflective note explains submission rules for letters to the public forum. It mentions word limits name and address requirements and contact details for publishing and distribution. The guidance emphasizes author identification and method of submission via a mailing address and phone contact.
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Court to hear challenge to North Carolina dental board monopoly
Washington Post columnist George Willis notes Tuesday’s Supreme Court oral arguments may test the right to earn a living against government restraint and the alleged rent-seeking by a North Carolina dental board. The piece traces Parker immunity, state sovereignty, and the history of license protection, arguing for strict scrutiny of government- backed monopolies in professional goods.
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KU venues need railing access for seniors fans
Topeka resident John E Arnold urges KU to add handrails in Allen Fieldhouse and Memorial Stadium. He cites navigation and balance challenges for aging fans and alumni, noting rival K State venues already have railings and stressing equal access for seniors and contributors.
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Public Forum on Gridlock and Two-Party System
George Lippencott of Lawrence argues in a public forum that gridlock blocks a budget and that party seniority governs legislation. He urges recognition that compromise between parties is needed to end gridlock and restore effective government.
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Lawrence
Lawrence City Recycling Program Earns Positive Notice
Nick Schmidt commends Lawrence for adopting a new recycling program. After three weeks, he notes increased turnout of recyclable goods and a growing blue bin alongside the green one, changing his view from indifference to appreciation.
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