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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2012
Page
8
The text lists federal and state political figures and contact details. It appears to be a directory-style fragment without a clear news event or narrative to summarize into a proper article item.
Government offices and elected official contacts listed for Kansas including Governor Kris Kobach Attorney General Derek Schmidt Treasurer Ron Estes Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger Secretary of State Kris Kobach and Board of Regents members with addresses and phone numbers for Topeka and other cities.
Charles Krauthammer argues post 9/11 era policy shift fails. He says the Cairo promise of a new beginning with the Islamic world collapsed as anti Americanism surged. He notes attacks on embassies, Benghazi death, and revival of Salafist influence. He criticizes the administration for blaming a trailer and cites Russia expelling USAID as a counterpoint.
Lawrence Daily Journal World notes at McCook field on September 21 1912 Kansas University athletes reenact an old fashioned game as players hop over each other and squat to be hopped over. The scene evokes schoolyard recess rather than modern football as spectators witness a playful drill described by Sarah St John Readmore.
In a letter to the editor Elizabeth C. Banks of Lawrence argues risky behavior by students and visitors near Kansas University. She cites a cyclist texting on Maine, a driver ignoring a yield sign at West Campus Road roundabout, and a skater crossing on Jayhawk Boulevard, urging safer streets as the town pursues retirees.
Readers clash over religion and politics in a Public Forum exchange about Coptic Christians in Muslim lands, US constitutional protections, and global reactions. The letters reference Libyan events, Obama policy and security issues, with accusations and defense of American stance.
Dolph C. Simons III serves as President of the Newspapers Division while Dan C. Simons leads the Electronics unit, highlighting brothers in executive posts across two sectors.
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