Police cameras eyed by Lawrence editors urge careful study
Editorial notes law enforcement body cameras spread across Kansas with Wichita Wyandotte County and Dodge City receiving federal grants. It cites Topeka Shawnee County use and argues Lawrence should plan funding and rollout, weighing current needs, community relations, and facility funding before acting.
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Primakov Dream Shapes Putin Syria Move
David Ignatius argues that Yevgeny Primakov’s Middle East influence informs Vladimir Putin’s Syria intervention. Putin frames the operation as restoring Moscow’s role and deterring Islamic extremism, reflecting Primakov’s Arab world strategy and signaling a potential shift in regional power dynamics.
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Workmen Clear Ground for Kaw River Bridge Plant
In Lawrence on October 21 1915 a crew began clearing brush on the Kaw river low ground west of the existing bridge fill to prepare for the Missouri Valley Bridge company plant. Barges for pier construction will be built there marking the start of bridge work.
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Kansas University faces next steps on gun policy at campus
A Kansas University committee is to advise on handling the impending July 2017 shift in state law requiring campuses to permit concealed weapons unless buildings have adequate security. The policy change jeopardizes campus bans long in place. The article notes practical challenges across numerous buildings.
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Gun policy on campus debated by KU law professor
Mike Hoeflich argues for training on safe and responsible gun use for students faculty and staff amid Kansas Legislature expanding gun laws. He cites safety risks of armed campus environments and calls for education over bans, acknowledging personal hunting and shooting experience.
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