Path to 9 11 editorial critique amid controversy
The editorial critiques The Path to 9/11 for using fictionalized scenes alongside verified facts, noting disputes from Clinton administration figures and the broader blame around policy and intelligence failures. It argues the miniseries emphasizes governance flaws and urges actions from the 9/11 Commission to improve U.S. security and response to prevent future attacks. Controversy swirled this week around the portrayal and political reactions.
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This item presents the newspaper's pledge to accurate fair reporting, separation of opinion from news, protection of citizens' rights, and critique of dishonesty in public affairs. It emphasizes inclusivity, sympathy for the disadvantaged, and support for community improvement projects.
Bush rhetoric on terrorism and Iran risks U.S. security
Trudy Rubin argues that Bush and Rumsfeld mislead on terrorism fears and Iraq policy. They conflate Hitler analogies with modern threats, mislabel critics as appeasers, and risk alienating allies. The piece warns that decisive, honest leadership is needed to unite America and counter al Qaida without destabilizing Baghdad or Iran.
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Not the same to the editor in Lawrence downtown clash
A reader criticizes Sept 2 column urging preservation vs demolition of Lawrence downtown. The letter defends unique historic ambiance against bland national chain spillover, praising restored old buildings and condemning a condominium project as out of place, urging character preservation.
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Public Forum questions law on indoor smoking and protections
The letter questions Clean Air Lawrence and commissioners over a law restricting indoor smoking without a public vote. It asks if hookah and cigaret te smoking deserve protection or will face similar bans, noting cultural ties and secondhand smoke concerns. The writer urges explanation to Lawrence residents.
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Academic standards for Kansas University athletes revised
A 1981 Kansas University plan shifts athletic academic advising to a special committee to strengthen standards for student athletes. Del Shankel supervised the review, with many new procedures to begin in the 1992-93 year, and Gene Budig pledged rapid adoption. Fall orientation under way. Debbie Bryant among new students.
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