Tuning out negative campaign advertising in Kansas race
The piece argues that campaign ads often push fear and misrepresentation, with negative innuendos and selective facts. It notes voters may tune out, lowering engagement and turnout, and cites Gallup data on Midwest midterm trends and Kansas voters’ awareness amid heavy advertising.
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Liberian women key to halting Ebola spread
Mercy Corps scales a grassroots public education drive in Liberia with Women’s Campaign International training 20,000 Liberian women in leadership to educate villages, deliver food, and guide quarantined families. Local volunteers identify cases, sanitize homes, and inform families how to avoid transmission while awaiting support. The effort aims to reach remote areas and expand with more funding for stipends, supplies, and training.
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Police response to editor on police facility needs
The letter argues a new police facility is a significant priority and should replace other completed projects. It claims the location is thoroughly vetted and will improve safety by redirecting hundreds of man hours toward investigations, urging readers to support the chosen site and acknowledge past priorities.
Public Forum Urges Support for Police Officers in Vote
Anthony Brixius of Lawrence urges residents to back police officers in a public forum. He emphasizes officers facing daily calls for help and states the vote must reflect support, as officers will always answer the call regardless of the outcome.
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Public safety funding vote urged for new police facility
Lana Russell urges voters to approve a two tenths of one percent sales tax increase on November 4 to fund a modern, efficient police facility. She argues current sites are inadequate with privacy concerns, mold, leaky ceilings, and safety issues, and says core city services must be funded first.
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Film Shoot Buoys Lawrence Commerce In Early 1914
Lawrence onlookers report a 20 percent revenue uptick for October as Michael Landon Productions films Where Pigeons Go To Die on location. Local merchants including Hertz Rent A Car note cars rented to crew depleting stock while area merchants rally for Red Cross relief amid WWI tensions and university fundraising.
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Old Home Town History Page Summary Recap
A compact peak into the history of the town, highlighting notable eras, key neighborhoods, and enduring landmarks that shaped its development. References to local figures, institutions, and events illustrate the town’s character across decades.
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