Accurate list doubts on Kansas waiting for disability services
The Kansas Department for Aging and Disabilities Services faces scrutiny over a waiting list of 3462 disabled citizens awaiting state aid. Officials question data integrity after a call-center survey found many numbers invalid or outdated, while a Topeka center reported most contacted still needed services. The piece urges dedicating staff to update and verify the list for informed decisions.
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U.S. influence wanes in the Middle East said by Rubin
Trudy Rubin argues that American sway in the Arab world has collapsed over four years as both parties pushed a democracy agenda. She cites Libya Egypt and Syria, noting weak post revolutionary states and rising Islamist forces. She warns that influence will stay limited regardless of party in power.
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State Objections Board tests ballot eligibility and residency
Lawrence reader praises the State Objections Board for thoroughly reviewing complaints about ballot eligibility for Obama and residency claims by Democratic legislators. The board delayed rulings to gather information and ruled against the complainants in two cases, including a Hutchinson legislator and Tom Sawyer.
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Public airing of Kansas ballot issue contrasts with campus policy change
A Kansas election officials deliberation over President Obama’s ballot status is contrasted with Kansas University dropping Western Civilization as a graduation requirement. The letter discusses political rhetoric, voter concerns, and calls for civility in public discourse. It includes response notes from Beverly Falley and Scott Flitcraft, plus Journal World letter guidelines.
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