Public Forum on Law of the Land and Government Spending
Robert A. Duver of Lawrence argues Gov Brownback should follow the federal Constitution and Supreme Court rulings. He criticizes state measures defending a Kansas marriage amendment and arrest provisions for federal agents, urging voters to demand prudent use of tax dollars and funding for education infrastructure health care and aid.
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Brownback
Kansas
Supreme Court
Robert A. Duver
Lawrence
Tax alternative to the editor on city surcharges
Everett Shockley argues that Rock Chalk Park issues will sway a 0.2 percent sales tax hike for a police building. He urges a new proposal on the November ballot, proposing a surcharge on profit friendly properties that have received city incentives, to ensure these properties pay their fair share.
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Rock Chalk Park
Joe
Everett Shockley
Lawrence
Medicare threat to the editor in Kansas letter
Mary Blythe voices concern over Medicare and Affordable Care Act changes, warns against state administration via Health Care Compact, questions impact on elderly medical care, urges Kansans to recognize policy trends.
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Rom i Health
Kansas
Mary Blythe
Lawrence
Obama portrays shock while failing to lead
Charles Krauthammer argues the Obama presidency relies on dramatic outrage to mask weak management. He cites IRS, Obamacare, Veterans Affairs, and Secret Service episodes as evidence of a detached, observer presidency. Voters doubt the administration's competence amid national crises.
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WasHiNeTon
New York Times
Times
Barack Obama
IRS
Tam
Obama
Tom
Denis McDonough
Eric) Shinseki
Ferguson
White House
Charles Krauthammer
Washington Post Writers Group
Old Hometown 1914 Warpath at Mary Hall Rally
The Laws broke up 0 o’clock classes and sent a cheer filled march through Haworth and other halls gathering engineers and students. Two hundred from Green Hall led a noisy rally through Marvin and into classrooms, where engineers joined the crowd for an unplanned pep meeting amid the campus excitement.
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Green Hall
Marvin
Lawrence Daily
Law Threatens Kansas Independent Judiciary
Lawrence resident and retired Kansas Supreme Court justice Fred N. Six argues that Senate Sub. for HB 2338 threatens separation of powers by forcing court funding and administrative control into legislative hands. He urges repeal to restore judicial independence and warns of potential legal challenges.
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William Rehnquist
Kansas
Senate
Kansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Fred N. Six
Lawrence
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