Labor Day Reflections on Job Value and American Workers
This editorial celebrates Labor Day as a tribute to the social and economic achievements of American workers. It notes unemployment near 8 percent, highlights the pride and identity tied to work, and argues that job creation remains a top political focus while honoring honest labor and the American dream.
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Picnic at Garrett Farm Showcases Scientific Spraying
Labor Day picnic at the Garrett Farm northwest of town invites all to view results of scientific spraying of fruit trees under Prof. S. J. Hunter of the University of Kansas. Apples praised. a cash prize awaits anyone finding a worm in a apple. Also notes two Nebraska boys Martin and Clarence Trued bicycling from Osceola to Lawrence to visit their Kansas University student brother Levin Trued.
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Ryan changes campaign dynamic in Romney ticket
The selection of Ryan as running mate reshapes the 2012 race, making Obama confront a new ideological force. Romney’s choice reframes the ticket around Ryan’s economics and persona, with Democrats poised to attack Ryan while debates shift to the October Biden versus Ryan showdown. David M. Shribman notes the vice presidential pick has transformed campaign dynamics and future assessments of VP impact.
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Politicians talk race yet again and Gingrich Biden clash
Leonard Pitts Jr. critiques how Republicans and Democrats handle race during the political season. He argues Gingrich and Biden use race coded rhetoric for advantage while urging leaders to address policy beyond slogans.
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