Lawrence rental licensing faces push to preserve program goals
Lawrence city commissioners delay action on a rental registration and licensing proposal to review changes. They want to restrict enforcement to health and safety hazards while still allowing inspections for livability and exterior maintenance. A study session is set for 4 p.m. Oct. 22 to discuss revisions and keep teeth in the program.
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Court case slips down the rabbit hole
Washington column by George Will analyzes Michigan's ban on racial preferences in higher education amid a Supreme Court case. The piece compares the issue to a Lewis Carroll fantasy, arguing the 14th Amendment and political restructuring doctrine shape the clash over equal protection and diversity policies.
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Old Home Town reflects KU Alumni Band reunion and Kaw flood scene
Lawrence reminiscences mark the 16th annual Kansas University Alumni Band reunion tied to Homecoming with parade and halftime show as Kaw river crests at 22.7 feet and flood damage spreads across farmland. report notes a historic Union Pacific accident where a car raced a fast train, ending tragically. Former band members number over 150 ready to participate.
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Public Forum on Rights and Responsibility in Speech
Julie Edmondson of Lawrence argues that First Amendment rights carry responsibilities to neighbors and citizens. She praises David Santee’s view on consequences of speech, cites David Guth’s influence, and condemns vile venom while urging thoughtful, principled discourse aligned with Kansas values.
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What is causing cancers in modern society
A reader questions why cancers have not been pinpointed amid vast public spending on military and road projects. The letter cites smoking and radioactive exposure as known factors, asks about toxic chemicals in daily life, and urges redirecting funds to areas of greater need.
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U.S
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Lawrence
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