Obama faces Syria dilemma amid calls for limited strike
Editorial argues Obama’s credibility and leadership are tested as he seeks Republican support for a limited strike on Assad. It notes Britain’s hesitation, Congress’s wavering, and public doubt in Obama’s handling of Syria, warning of a fork in U.S. policy and world standing.
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US Russia edge toward Syria turning point endgame
Washington analysis cites a Free Syrian Army commander urging U S strikes on six Damascus air bases and three launch batteries to tilt the civil war. He warns on a power vacuum, urges coordination with elements of the Syrian army, and outlines a Damascus plan to secure the capital and prevent reprisals while pursuing a cease fire.
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Water Plant Treating Device Proves Safe for Lawrence
The Lawrence water plant reports the new treating device is a success and delivers pure water. University chemist Prof. C. C. Young tested samples since installation and states the water is in first class condition and safe for drinking and domestic use. Compiled by Sarah St. John.
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Ruling seen as turning point in U.S. drug war
Andres Oppenheimer reports that the Justice Department’s decision not to challenge Washington and Colorado’s new marijuana laws signals a shift in U.S. drug policy. The memo allows state legalization under strict regulation while many Latin American nations debate reform, raising questions about enforcement and international drug-control norms.
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