Registry gaps in tracking sex offenders cross state lines
Editorial notes Curtis Mangold case in Kansas shows gaps as 161 offenders who moved out of state since 2006 don’t appear on new registries. The piece argues for stronger nationwide tracking under SORNA and better interstate communications, with Kansas enhancing its registry in 2011.
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UN vote looms on Palestinian state recognition
Cal Thomas notes the UN General Assembly may grant Palestinian observer status, challenging PLO commitments and risking a wider crisis. He cites US veto in the Security Council and warns of diplomatic shifts against Israel, urging acknowledgment of Israel’s right to exist and disarmament. Netanyahu plans to speak as Abbas pushes for statehood.
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Flag debate at NAU underscores campus control clashes
A September anniversary event at Northern Arizona University sparked a clash over free speech and campus rules as three students handed out small American flags outside the student union. Administrators claimed a vendor license was needed and cited time place and manner rules, prompting police involvement. The incident drew national attention and criticism of university governance.
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Mike Hoeflich
Kansas University School of Law
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Public Forum on unity after 9 11 and Muslim Americans
Letters from readers discuss 9 11 coverage and Arab Muslim inclusion, a KU student Sara Jawhari, and the label of the event as a crime against humanity versus an attack on America. Other letter urges Congress to back the president's jobs bill to revive the middle class and economy.
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Kansas City
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U.S
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Lawrence
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Kevin Yoder
Nancy Marshall
Letters Policy For The Journal World Readers
The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum under 250 words for public interest. Submissions may be edited without altering viewpoints and must include name address and phone number. Mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters at ijworld com.
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Lawrence Prepares for Taft Arrival in 1911
The Lawrence community anticipates President Taft's visit, with Mayor Bishop urging a large turnout at the depot next Sunday to show Lawrence’s appreciation. The Journal-World notes Taft as the nation’s highest official and a distinction for the city.
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