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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2012
Page
8
Lawrence City Commission members Bob Schumm mayor Michael Dever vice mayor Mike Amyx Hugh Carter and Aron Cromwell with addresses phone numbers and email contacts listed for official city governance and representation. The data include residential and professional details and a corporate contact for Cromwell Environmental.
Douglas County Commission members include Jim Flory at 540 N 711 Road Lawrence 66047 phone 842-0054 email jimflory sunflower.com. Mike Gaughan at 304 Stetson Circle 66049 phone 856-1662 email mgaughan douglas-county.com. Nancy Thellman at 1547 N 2000 Road 66046 phone 832-0031 email nthellman douglas-county.com. Bob Byers at 842-8345 1707 E 21st Ter 66046 email bbyers usd497.org.
Representative Barbara Ballard of the 44th District lists room 451-S at the State Capitol Topeka KS 66612 and phone numbers 841-0063 in Lawrence and 785-296-7697 in Topeka with email barbara.ballard@house.ks.gov. Representative Tom Sloan of the 45th District lists room 55-S with Lawrence phone 841-1526 and Topeka phone 785-296-7654 and email tom.sloan@house.ks.gov.
David Ignatius argues for a calibrated shift in U.S. policy toward Syria. He urges better ground intelligence, coordinated funding for the Free Syrian Army, and a unified fund combining U S and allied contributions to build a disciplined rebel structure while preventing chemical weapons from falling into extremist hands.
Lawrence Daily Journal-World notes women push equal suffrage while publishing a free booklet of counterarguments. It also reports university mood with Taft Wilson and Roosevelt student clubs forming on campus for the campaign, totaling 35 members in the Taft group.
In a public forum Rabbi Moti Rieber calls on Kansas faith communities to address climate disruption. He notes drought and disasters affect jobs and food supply, linking weather to economy and health, and urges bipartisan stewardship and cleaner energy without choosing between jobs and the environment.
Pinckney Panther parent Melinda Toumi commends Hats off to Gould Evans Associates Dr Doll and USD 497 leaders for sharing data and inviting public input before the no tax increase bond issue vote next April. She supports separate gym and cafeteria spaces and notes plans aim to honor how children grow and learn.
J. Joe Herynk argues that incumbents from both parties harm the nation and stay in power due to apathy. He claims patriotic duty requires voters to hold officials accountable for national security, citing the Osama bin Laden mission and other incidents while urging replacement of aristocratic leaders through the vote.
The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum limited to 250 words and public interest content. Letters must include name address and telephone number and may be edited for clarity while preserving viewpoints. Submission can be mailed to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or emailed to letters@jworld.com.
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