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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2013
Page
8
The Journal-World weighs whether waving advertising signs at 23rd and Iowa creates a public nuisance. Motorists honk and distractions raise safety concerns while officials weigh First Amendment issues and possible rules to curb commercial sign-wavers without blocking political speech.
Lawrence Daily Journal-World recalls Mrs Shearer closing her Lawrence store in 1913 after years of effort and losses. The estate of her husband was only a shell, and lack of experience led to costly mistakes. The paper lauds her as a fine, square woman. Compiled by Sarah St. John.
George Will notes that critics, defenders, and Wall Street alike rally around college football. He cites risks of brain injury, calls for rule changes, and examines economics from Auburn to Tennessee, Michigan, and NC State, arguing the sport’s allure persists despite dangers.
Leonard Pitts Jr argues that mass shootings reveal America’s gun worship, racial and religious misperceptions, and political paralysis. He notes the Navy Yard attack and a culture that equates arming with safety while examining quotes about gun access and national fear.
A reader argues that The Butler should be shown for its civil rights themes on MLK's anniversary. He rebukes conservative commentators and cites state oppression, federal protections, and ongoing voter disenfranchisement. Lawrence, Kansas.
A reader letters piece questions Lawrence transit service declining over years, noting increasingly complex routes fewer stops and longer walks. The Journal-World outlines letters policy requiring 250 words or less, real name and contact details, and rights to publish submitted work.
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