Not their bag city yard waste ban debated
Editorial argues the 2005 city plastic bag ban for yard waste will shape composting in Lawrence. Ads say leaves and clippings in plastic bags will no longer be collected and only reusable cans or compostable bags will be accepted.
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Hometown celebration after KU football victory in 1904
From the Lawrence Daily World October 23 1904 about a 400 student parade with the KU football team returning from Oklahoma. The band led a festive procession from Santa Fe Depot to Watkins Bank on Massachusetts amid praise for orderly student conduct. Also notes medical experts warn against eating too fast to avoid appendicitis and mentions an English fishing fleet clash with a Russian fleet impacting British naval power.
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Euro stabilizes Bush bid as economy beats critique
Washington column argues the euro’s stability and Greenspan led low interest rates cushion Bush amid debates over deficits and 9/11 impact. It credits European leaders Mitterrand and Kohl for a monetary legacy while noting Kerry’s weaker deficit stance and the president’s limited power over the economy. Jim Hoagland analyzes political timing.
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Gay rights debate entwines family politics and spin
Ellen Goodman argues Republicans manipulate the gay rights issue to appear compassionate while painting Kerry as hostile to a gay woman. She notes Dick Cheney’s evolving stance, Mary Cheney’s public role, and rival slurs from Keyes, highlighting the despite privacy appeals, the debate exposes a broader culture war and political maneuvering.
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Public Forum Good science letter rebuttal to Todd Wilson
John W Hoopes argues in the public forum that repeatability applies to evaluating theories by reconstructing observations but not to unrepeatable phenomena like galaxy formation or dinosaur extinction. He contends evolution as theory is strong, creationism weaker, and science advances through cross discipline corroboration and ongoing testing.
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