Showing Up Reflects Arts Emphasis At Lawrence Breakfast
Editorial notes Chuck Mead keynote at the Community Education Breakfast in Lawrence praising arts in schools. Mead recalls disruptive youth but credits showing up and participation for life lessons and his music career. Superintendent Weseman highlighted thirteen outstanding students in visual arts, theater, music and film. The piece argues arts sustain student engagement and future success.
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Letters Policy for Public Forum at Journal-World
The Journal-World invites letters to Public Forum under 250 words and public interest. The paper may edit letters without altering viewpoints and requires the writer's name address and phone number for submission by mail to Box 888 Lawrence Ks 66044 or by email to letters ijworld com.
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Webster's view of presidency still relevant in New Hampshire
David Shribman argues Daniel Webster's ideal president traits drawn from Washington's model remain pertinent. The Albany May speech outlined a cautious, law-focused chief executive who serves all citizens, uphold the Constitution, and avoid self interest. Webster's enduring vision contrasts with modern party politics and highlights leadership grounded in duty and unity.
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Old Hometown Film Shoot Sparks War Survivors Tent City
Lawrence Daily World reports Sept 4, 1907 details of a grimy tent city built along the Kansas River for an ABC Films production about a nuclear holocaust scenario titled The Day In 1982 After. Seventy five Union Pacific workers swimming in the river nearly drowned. one was saved by companions.
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Tax border dispute looms over crossstate workers
An editorial from The Topeka Capital-Journal discusses the Kansas Missouri income tax border. Kansans working in Missouri may deduct Kansas home property taxes from Missouri income tax while Missourians working in Kansas could deduct Missouri property taxes from Kansas tax. Missouri’s new law ends that break, risking about 5 million dollars in Kansas revenue. Gov. Sebelius urges repeal, while Missouri lawmakers resist.
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