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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2011
Page
7
A detailed roster of Lawrence city commissioners and officials with addresses, phone numbers, emails, and several state legislators including Barbara Ballard Tom Sloan Paul Davis TerriLois Gregory Anthony Brown Marci Francisco and Tom Holland with their office locations and district mentions.
Charles Krauthammer offers a summer column celebrating the Washington Nationals. He highlights Ryan Zimmerman’s barehanded plays, Danny Espinosa’s range, and Rick Ankiel’s near-mythic barehanded throw to third to save a game in Cincinnati. The piece blends fandom with vivid on-field moments and a nod to enduring baseball spirit.
Tom Shewman of Linwood writes that Barack Obama promised reform but has delivered mixed results with an approval around forty percent. The writer argues the administration overregulates and seeks centralized control, asking how this approach benefits Americans two and a half years into his term.
Perry urged letting American high school students decide on five science topics driving debate. Fracking and water quality, nuclear waste, economic models, fresh water supplies, and earthquakes are presented as issues for students to weigh, with experts like Leonard Krishtalka cited. The piece cheers student agency amid national controversy on energy and science literacy.
A brief statement of the paper's guiding principles emphasizing accurate reporting, separation of news and opinion, equal rights for all citizens, sympathy for the disadvantaged, and exposure of dishonesty in public affairs under the leadership of Dolph C. Simons III.
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