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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2010
Page
5
Wayne Simien does not pastor a Lawrence church but runs Called to Greatness. The ministry hosts basketball, dance and baseball events for children. For more information visit www.iamctg.org.
Prompt readers to call 832-7297 with any questions for Sound Off signaling an advice or reader feedback feature. The note provides the contact number and instructions in a concise callout style.
Brenna Hawley collects quick responses from locals on Massachusetts Street about improving home energy use. A nurse says she keeps the thermostat high. a reader mentions swapping bulbs and lowering the thermostat. a vet notes a century-old home needs window work. another resident describes installing a new energy efficient Pella door after a leak.
GOP candidates Sam Brownback and Kris Kobach vow to push photo ID and proof of citizenship for voters in Kansas. Democrats Tom Holland and Chris Biggs oppose the plan, calling it costly and burdensome, with the League of Women Voters agreeing. Holland cites lawsuits and potential voter suppression, while Kobach argues safeguards are needed to curb fraud.
Broder urges more bipartisanship to spur economic recovery and job growth. He cites a stubborn partisanship after the 2009 stimulus and hopes future elections persuade lawmakers to cooperate. He notes journalism's challenge to find a sustaining economic model in the Internet age and reflects on Dole's cross party influence. Reporter contact included.
In the Kansas House race educators dominate the dialogue with Sloan touting fiscal flexibility and service streamlining while Robinson backs a sales tax increase to fund schools. Robinson seeks a statewide equitable funding system, a Topeka Education Committee post, and stronger leadership for education and economic growth.
Readers weigh in on home improvement for energy efficiency and share fear of bedbugs. The poll shows 59 percent Yes and 40 percent No, with more responses available at LJWorld.com.
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