Endowment land saves KU growth space for state taxpayers
Editorial argues Kansas University Endowment Association has supplied west campus land at no cost, enabling a $40 million research building on an 11 acre site. It urges reimbursement to KUEA for land value, noting town gown gains and that private funds have mostly funded KU’s 1,000 acre campus.
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Ost
Kansas
Kansas University Endowment Association
KUEA
Iowa Street
Kansas Board of Regents
Lawrence
19Th
Iowa
Fear and politics in a fearful election season
Columnist Jane R. Eisner argues fear is used by campaigns to sway undecided voters and dull debate. She contrasts Bush and Kerry tactics, cites Cheney’s terror warnings, and discusses how fear threatens policy nuance, civil liberties, and open deliberation in a dangerous political climate.
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Cheney
Kerry
Bush
Iraq
Northern Ireland
Israel
Jane R. Eisner
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Jeisner
Phillynews.com
Voter abuses and calls for fair ballots across states
Letters accuse Republicans in Nevada Oregon and Ohio of undermining voting rights and restricting ballots amid legal challenges and fraud concerns. Critics urge voters to reject loyalty oaths and defend democracy, referencing U S and United Nations Charter history in the past.
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Nevada
Associated Press
Oregon
Nevada Appeal
Milwaukee
Bush Campaign
Ohio
Dayton Daily News
Michigan
GOP
Detroit
New York
Peter King
Paul Atchley
Lawrence
San Francisco
United States
Public Forum on Election Issues and Global Security Debate
A Journal-World public forum promotes balanced discussion on elections while noting letters will be screened for civility. The page also presents concerns on U S democracy, the United Nations, and nuclear threats, plus two items debating Iraq weapons and pre 9 11 warnings about al Qaida.
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Journal-World
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
al-Qaida
Saddam
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Bush
U.S
al- Qaida
Clinton
Gary Hart
Condoleezza Rice
William O. Scott
Lawrence
Old Home Town in 1904 and 1979 Efforts in Lawrence
The Lawrence Daily World reports on city planning downzone debate in the Oread neighborhood and notes that lake level reductions for Lone Star Lake repair raise no long-term fish risk per fish and game authorities. It also cites election registration figures, football anticipation for a Kansas-Washburn game in Topeka, military drill emphasis by James Naismith, a riot incitement fine for Will Carson, and a candy shooting fine for W D DeGee during a 50 year celebration.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
U.S
City-County Planning Commission
Oread
Lone Star Lake
Fish and Game
Lawrence Daily World
Kansas-Washburn
Topeka
Leach of
Washburn
University Graduate
James Naismith
Will Carson
W.D. DeGee
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W.C. Simons
Dolph Simons Sr
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Rob Curley
New Media
Richard Brack
Bill Snead
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
al Bonner
Joe Lewis
Ed Ciambrone
P.O
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dolph C. Simons III
Dan C. Simons
Electronics
Ralph Gage
By Jane Eisner
Knight Ridder Newspapers
Baghdad
Tehran
Islamabad
Riyadh
Nie Leo
Allons
U.N
United Nations
Doris S. Dort
Old Home Town
Ylari
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