Lawrence School District plans for next spring bond issue
Lawrence voters may face a bond question next spring as the school board approved a Gould Evans plan for pre bond issue election planning. The aim is to fund elementary upgrades and high school expansions to accommodate ninth graders and expanded career programs while balancing space and tax considerations.
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How should the U S respond to the Benghazi attacks
Trudy Rubin argues for a measured U S response to the Cairo and Benghazi violence. She urges bipartisan acknowledgment of Arab Winter complexities, cooperation with Libyan leaders, firm pressure on Egypt's Morsi to curb provocations, and clear defense of free speech with consequences for violence. She notes NATO action helped Libyan rebels and calls for swift justice for Stevens and others.
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Old Hometown from Lawrence Journal 1912 hat reprieve ends
In a Sept 14 1912 column the Lawrence Journal World notes a summer straw hat law reprieve extended by Mayor Bishop until tonight. After tonight the rule requires felt hats. The item is compiled by Sarah St John.
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Public Forum highlights Obamacare impact at DNC
Stacey Lihn shared how her two year old Zoe survived a congenital heart defect after the Affordable Care Act ended lifetime insurance limits. Romney camp dismisses calls for an ACA repeal and pledges patient choice and lower costs, prompting demands for a clear health plan before voting. Michael Steinle, Lawrence.
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Weighing Better Off vs 2008 in Public Forum Letter
Scott Flitcraft and Gayle Hayes contest city plans for a $24 million recreation center amid a tough economy. They question funding sources, police and library costs, property and sales tax impacts, and drought concerns while arguing the public interest and energy prices matter.
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