Thoughtful remarks by George Will at Baker University convocation
George Will delivered about 30 minutes of remarks on Public Affairs Public Policy and American Society at Baker University opening convocation. He argued conservative views on education government and the presidency, praising clear presentation and garnering a standing ovation. The event highlighted four factors shaping student success and questioned the expansion of public schooling and TV influence. Will urged thoughtful journalism and welcomed future student consideration of careers in media. Baker University praised for inviting him.
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Today in History highlights key U.S. milestones
On September 14 marks events from 1814 Francis Scott Key composing The Star Spangled Banner after Fort McHenry bombardment to 1847 U.S. forces seizing Mexico City, 1901 McKinley’s assassination and Roosevelt succession, 1940 Selective Service Act creating peacetime draft, and 1948 UN world headquarters groundbreaking in New York.
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Journal-World Staff and Editorial Leadership Listing
The notice lists staff and editorial leadership roles for the Journal-World including Deputy Editor Bill Snead Managing Kultor Roger Verdon News Editor Ann Gardner Suitorial Page Editor Tom Fisher Advertising Manager Dolph C Simons Jr Editor and Publisher Ralph Gage General Manager Dolph Simons Jr Production Manager Dan Simons Circulation Manager Donna Wiley Controller Dallas Dolan and other duties. It also notes address changes go to Journal-World Kansas and mentions USPS details and memberships in ABCA and AP.
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New Vertites
Donna Wiley
Dallas Dolan
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Media stance shields free speech from reform era
George Willis argues the FEC threatens First Amendment rights through campaign finance rules. He cites the Forbes fine as proof of bureaucratic overreach, claiming media complicity and a drift toward speech rationing across politics, with McConnell-backed defeats sparing the Supreme Court from nullifying such laws.
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Low unemployment inspires comfort despite fault lines
The piece argues that steady 4.5 percent unemployment, strong job growth, and abundant opportunities create national contentment, challenging inflation hawks and some economists. It cites James Galbraith’s view that low unemployment can curb inequality and warns welfare reform’s real test will come with the next recession.
Old Home Town and Local Highlights from Lawrence News
Environmental impact statement for Clinton Parkway skims by. funding seen as bigger obstacle to finish by decade's end. Douglas County Farm Bureau Woman of the Year named Mrs. John Metsker. Clyde Lovellette traded from St. Louis Hawks to Cincinnati Royals. later won titles with Boston. Kansas Board of Regents orders all classroom facilities in use shaping student schedules. Lawrence World muses on 1898 trial rhetoric and kissing regulations.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Kansas University
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Lovellette
Boston
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Letters to the editor critique KDOT route and NASCAR views
A Baldwin reader opposes a KDOT optional route for U.S. 59 saying it would erase Ottawa and discard local input. Another writer defends NASCAR, praising the sport and charity, urging broader youth involvement and condemning negative coverage. The Journal-World outlines letters policy and submission basics.
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