Editorials deeming parking waiver a bad idea in Lawrence
A Lawrence city commission discussion centers on reducing required parking for HERE LLC's 75 million seven story apartment project east of Memorial Stadium. Critics warn the 461 spaces for 624 bedrooms risks street congestion and sets a costly precedent for future waivers. Supporters cite permit data from KU housing.
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Nobel Peace Prize honors Yousafzai and Satyarthi in 2014
The Nobel Committee finally awarded Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Satyarthi for promoting girls education and child rights amid global conflict. The joint award denounces war in South Asia as India and Pakistan clash over Kashmir and stands against extremist violence gaining attention worldwide.
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Malala and Satyarthi Win Nobel Peace Prize
Trudy Rubin notes Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Satyarthi win the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize for education and anti child-labor work. The piece stresses girls education as economic growth, calls for global support, and cites dangers in Pakistan, Afghanistan, ISIS held regions, and Boko Haram. The author argues the prize tests India and Pakistan to reform schooling and curb extremism.
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Homegrown coach focus at Kansas University
Public forum letters from Patty and Marty Kennedy of Lawrence suggest athletic director has chosen Kansas University football coach. The writers commend homegrown Clint Bowen who energizes the team, urging delay until season ends.
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End of a tedious election season in Kansas
A reader urges civic duty as Barack Obama is not on the ballot and parties face a crucial Kansan vote. The letter criticizes excessive advertising, calls for positive proposals, and invites voter turnout while noting publication policies on letters.
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Break in 1887 Marriage After 27 Years of Married Life
Minnie A. Brown seeks divorce from Charles W. Brown in a 27 year marriage that began December 24, 1887. Eight children survive the couple. She accuses him of extreme cruelty and failure to acquire property, asking for a severance of bonds and all real property. Compiled by Sarah St John.
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Chas. W. Brown
Old Home Town History Spotlight
A concise look at the heritage of the old home town tracing early settlers, key landmarks, and enduring community traditions. The piece highlights place names, founding dates, and notable figures shaping local identity through decades.
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