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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2015
Page
7
A compiled contact roster for Lawrence city commissioners and state legislators. It includes Mike Amyx and Leslie Soden in Lawrence governing, and representatives Barbara Ballard Tom Sloan Dennis Highberger John Wilson Ken Corbet as well as senators Marci Francisco Tom Holland and Anthony Hensley with addresses and phone numbers.
The piece argues Hillary Clinton will win the Democratic nomination without real competition. It credits her against three others and an aging challenger, notes how Kevin McCarthy’s gaffe footnotes the email issue, and highlights Bernie Sanders’ line as effectively ending the email controversy within the party. The focus remains on Clinton securing the nomination regardless of general election dynamics.
Charles Krauthammer reviews the debate as a political boxing match where Clinton lands the early blows and Sanders struggles with pace and precision. He notes Clinton’s tactical pivots, her left right attacks, and the moment that defined the night, while predicting the race dynamics ahead.
Lawrence, Oct 17 1915. A druggist’s wire warns of immediate disruption in glyc erine and quinine supply with prices rising sharply. Vendors foresee shortages forcing allocation to only essential uses as the war restrains European supplies.
Reader Bill Mitchell urges strong city action on the Here Kansas development near Memorial Stadium. He notes the acting city manager lacks a definite status update from the developer and warns the City Commission must approve any parking plan changes before an occupancy permit can be issued. Mitchell suggests withholding occupancy to force onsite parking alignment and questions tax rebate rescission.
A reader asks the Journal-World to impose a brief moratorium on religious witness letters in Public Forum, arguing for editorial restraint over homophobic or biased commentary. The letter favors free discussion without personal attacks and notes letters must include real name, address, and phone number.
Judy Roitman expresses anticipation for Secretary Kobach's explanation of how requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration would prevent double voting.
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