Libya questions: Obama and allies accused of misleading public
Editorial questions whether President Obama, Vice President Biden, and Secretary Clinton lied or misled about the Benghazi attack. It cites live drone viewing, well planned terrorists, and 14 days of denial, contrasting with Watergate and media responses, and asks what officials knew and when.
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Debate reveals Romney Obama foreign policy postures
Trudy Rubin critiques the third presidential debate for avoiding key foreign policy questions. Romney shifts toward Obama on Iran while pursuing cautious promises on Syria and defense spending, leaving doubts about real stance and plans. Obama stresses reform at home and cautions against premature military action, but insufficient clarity on strategy persists.
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Kansas Defeats Manhattan Aggies In Fierce 1912 Tilt
From the Lawrence Daily Journal-World dated October 26 1912 Kansas defeated the Manhattan Aggies 19 to 6 in a fiercely contested game. Dutch Martin intercepted a pass on the Kansas 35 yard line and returned it 65 yards for a late touchdown, creating the game’s real sensation.
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PUBLIC FORUM urging voting duty and respect for differing views
Sue Hess of Lawrence writes that citizens must vote as a duty owed to troops and freedom, urging open-mindedness and respect for others. She calls for governed bodies at all levels to embody the Golden Rule and cooperation in civic life.
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Climate choices and voter message urging fossil fuel limits
A climate focused editorial urges reducing greenhouse gas emissions to avert disruptions and contrasts Mitt Romney’s fossil fuel plan with Obama’s push for science, education, and energy efficiency. It cites past climate coverage and urges voters to consider policy impact in 2012 elections. The letter also discusses Wetlands protection and legal rights for natural places.
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