Dole Institute talk touts cross party appeal of Bob Dole
Veteran columnist David Broder lauded Dole for uniting Republicans and Democrats and forging bipartisan links. He warned current Congress lacks such collaboration, urging voters to consider the need for solutions over partisanship while reflecting on Dole's legacy.
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Old Home Town From Lawrence Daily World Oct 20 1910
Professor Frank Egbert Bryant English professor at the university died at 8 this morning at 1310 Louisiana street after a four week typhoid illness. His death is the fourth typhoid death in Lawrence in a short span. Joe Murray editor of the University Kansan suffered a painful knee injury after stepping through an open trap door left by a plumber. Compiled by Sarah St. John.
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Where would Republicans cut federal spending first
Cal Thomas notes the need to cut noncontroversial programs first and cites Rep. John Mica's report on saving up to 250 billion dollars through better asset management. He urges public disclosure of failed programs and invites private sector ideas, emphasizing reforms in health and entitlements.
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Lawrence street beggars spark moral clash over charity policy
In Lawrence, city efforts to deter street begging clash with personal charity. The downtown area hosts beggars, buskers, and a few polite pleas for help, prompting calls for resource cards while some residents defend small acts of mercy over denial of change. Mike Hoeflich of KU Law weighs in on ethics and community impact.
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Public Forum A Little Boycott By a Neighborhood Reader
A Lawrence reader writes to the editor about buying local and choosing to stop charitable giving to downtown merchants this Christmas. He reflects on homeless vagrants and social tensions, contrasting Lawrence as an oasis with a fading mural of diversity, urging a shift away from local charity.
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Journal-World Letters Policy Highlights
The Journal-World invites public forum letters under 250 words and forbids libelous language. The paper may edit letters without altering viewpoints and requires name address and phone. Submissions go to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or letters ljworld.com.
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