Editorial: Election Integrity under rising voter fraud scrutiny
An editorial warns that illegal voting schemes are increasing and penalties for offenders are weak. It cites a Troy New York case of forged absentee ballots in 2009 and notes Kansas secretary of state election fraud debates. It urges stronger investigations and harsher punishments to protect voting integrity.
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Turkey seeks new independent role beyond NATO ties
Trudy Rubin reports from Istanbul and Ankara on Turkey’s post Cold War shift toward an autonomous foreign policy axis. Erdogan’s government pursues stronger regional ties with Iran, Russia, and Arab states while balancing West relations, with goals of zero enemies on its borders and expanding trade. The movement includes higher energy and construction clout, but falters in Iraq and the Iran-Syria-Armenia arenas, leaving Turkey’s future direction uncertain.
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Antityphoid Inoculation Visit To Lawrence In 1910
Dr Trimble arrives in Lawrence with vaccine to immunize a small army of students against typhoid. The process uses dead cultures and causes only mild reactions, differing from smallpox inoculation where living germs are used. Observation notes highlight the mild headache as a typical response.
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No to the library spending plan says Mary Ann Kieffer
A reader letter urges voters to oppose a new library with a large parking garage criticizing overspending that burdens seniors and taxpayers. The author argues funds should first create jobs protect homes and schools and avoid debt before approving new projects.
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Mary Ann Kieffer
Lawrence
Advertising group opposes library funding plan
Modest plan group Americans for Prosperity, a well funded national organization, has purchased a large ad in the newspaper urging readers not to vote for improving the public library funding proposal.
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Americans For Prosperity
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