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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2004
Page
6
The piece denounces the 1200 hostages seized at a Russian school and the hundreds killed or injured, cites a $10 million bounty on Chechen leaders, and urges decisive, realistic responses to terrorism. It questions Muslim reactions, condemns extremist violence, and calls for harsher measures and changed policies to prevent future attacks.
Vehement supporters may hinder both campaigns as the 2004 race hinges on turnout and how angry backers act. Bush haters could help Kerry or aid Bush if they stay home or vote Nader. Kerry’s credibility and trust are tested as both sides mobilize and worry about religious conservatives’ turnout. David Shribman notes the risk of alienating voters and the need to balance fervor with rational persuasion.
Lawrence Police add Dennis Burget Jeff Spease Virall Foust and Perry Buck to force. Kansas University residence halls open for a projected record fall student body with enrollment around thirteen thousand on campus. Topeka reports new drill rules at state encampment. Dan Patch illness not fatal and will retire from racing for the season but recover in Minneapolis.
Readers critique preemption and Iraq war policy, praise veterans, and defend dissent during conflict. Stephen J. Crockett argues against torture and indefinite detention, while Kate Woods questions anti Bush rhetoric using mass grave imagery. Julie Thornton supports health savings accounts as a cost cure for rising premiums. Ray Pence comments on McGovern Kerry civility and veterans' stance.
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