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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2007
Page
8
An editorial argues that shortages of doctors nurses and aides and long hours have been blamed for poor care but two AMA studies show 80 hour resident work limits and fatigue do not necessarily raise patient deaths. It praises caregiver dedication while urging not to ignore staffing needs to sustain care quality.
Congress heard Adm Michael Mullen warn that without national reconciliation the surge cannot deliver lasting gains. Political progress remains fragile as sectarian violence continues and Iraq seeks bottom up reconciliation, a regional diplomatic pivot urged to align Iran Turkey Syria and Saudi Arabia in a broad solution.
Immigration policy critics warn that a federal no-match directive could force 140,000 employers to fire about 8.9 million workers. They say construction, a key economic sector with 10 million workers and 14 percent undocumented, will bear the brunt, disrupt projects, and push workers underground. Union leaders urge comprehensive reform, arguing the policy misses security goals and harms legitimate workers and firms. Terence M. O'Sullivan and Stephen Sandherr weigh in.
Letter to the editor argues the Bush administration misled the public about Iraq and that General Petraeus gave only partial information. It cites polls and reports alleging increased violence and unanswered withdrawal timelines, concluding with a skeptical question about mission success.
A 1982 KU-Lawrence Band Day parade will be skipped for a year due to Kansas-TCU football kickoff at 12 35 pm TV broadcast forcing parade and stadium schedule adjustments. Band director Bob Foster cited telecast constraints making proper management impossible.
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