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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2021
Page
4
William Skepnek of Lawrence argues against bounty style abortion law similar to the Fugitive Slave Act. He warns of chilling effects on physicians and patients and urges public voices to defend privacy and democracy. He questions how gestation length or private conduct could be legally scrutinized and calls for civic action.
A letter criticizes Lawrence progressives for clinging to past racism and failing to acknowledge American advances from the Emancipation Proclamation to civil rights laws. The writer contrasts progressive views with historical figures like George Wallace and argues for a universal human race interpretation. Carl Burkhead.
The Journal-World invites concise 250 word letters to the editor signed with the writer’s name, full address, and telephone number. The paper reserves the right to edit content for clarity while preserving viewpoints and welcomes submissions via email at letters ljworld.com.
Froma Harrop argues Texas pursues low taxes and a mild climate while enacting six week abortion bans and aggressive LGBTQ restrictions. She cites citizen enforcement, potential cash bounties, and a Stasi like surveillance vibe, noting corporate pushback from Dell, Apple, Microsoft, and others amid a climate of political hostility.
A fragmented view ties Biden’s rough period to Ida, Afghanistan, Delta, fires, and failing systems. The Court’s 5-4 refusal to block a Texas six week abortion limit is cast as a political pivot benefiting Republicans and the Democratic stance. The piece notes strife from climate events to political drama, highlighting a chaotic national mood.
Kathleen Parker notes a pivotal clash ahead with Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health, while the Texas Heartbeat Act's unique private-enforcement approach sidesteps state official enforcement. The piece surveys Roe, Casey, and public opinion, predicting a nationwide abortion focus in coming weeks.
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