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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2010
Page
7
The Wichita case questions whether state law is stricter than local rules as Judge Jeff Goering lifts a restraining order and upholds the statewide ban's reach while noting casinos remain exempt. Editors urge revisiting casino exemptions for statewide health and economic equity.
George Will outlines Colorado politics as Buck and Bennet emerge in a high stakes bid. He notes Buck's working class past and reform plans while detailing Tancredo’s third party run and the shifting state toward purple politics. He compares national GOP hopefuls Rubio Paul Angle Lee and McMahon, and flags Buck's birth certificate flap as a political stumble.
Lawrence Daily World reports Baker University will open September 15 with a notably increased enrollment. William Allen White is slated to deliver the opening address. A Bald men physician, Dr Osborne, had his home struck by lightning and caught fire. The roof soaked by water prevented a larger blaze, highlighting Baldwin's lack of a capable fire company.
David Reynolds argues against the zero sum view of growth in response to a letter opposing a new Lowe's in Lawrence. He notes GDP growth, cites Legends outlet impact, and says Lowe's faith signals opportunity for Lawrence. He urges a welcoming stance to attract business and reverse storefront vacancy.
Curtis D Bennett argues that high Douglas County taxes threaten farming and local agriculture while Louise Wintermantel defends a planned mosque at a site tied to 9/11. He warns of economic losses from regulation and calls for recognizing agriculture’s value and jobs. He notes grain production exceeding 31 million dollars plus related industries.
A Muslim group faces ongoing opposition over plans to construct a mosque five blocks from the former World Trade Center site in New York. The group affirms relocation is not an option, emphasizing religious freedom and community needs amid public debate.
The Journal World invites letters under 250 words that are of public interest and refrain from name calling or libel. The paper may edit letters without altering viewpoints and publishes with a nonexclusive license to distribute. Submission requires name address and phone. mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters at ijworld.com.
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