Editorial praises CURB intervention reversal in Westar case
The Kansas Corporation Commission reversed an earlier ruling and allowed CURB to participate in Westar’s energy efficiency rider case. CURB represents residential and small-business customers, and its involvement preserves consumer input in rate matters. The editorial urges transparency and inclusion of CURB in future proceedings to avoid closed-door decisions between the commission and utilities.
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David Springe
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Rouhani Seeks Broad U S Iran Security Framework
Washington weighs Iran's push for a wide framework to curb nuclear activity while recognizing Tehran's Middle East interests. Rouhani seeks negotiations with U S and Russia on Syria and Geneva talks, with Zarif named lead negotiator. Outcomes hinge on Quds Force influence and P5 1 assent. Actors include Obama, Rouhani, Zarif, Soleimani, Assad, Hezbollah, Israel, Saudi Arabia.
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David Ignatius
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Lawrence Day Opens Douglas County 1913 Fair at Woodland Park
The 1913 Douglas County Fair opened at Woodland Park with most exhibits ready and many visitors arriving by car. Lawrence was designated as the host city for the day, the weather improved from a chilly morning to a pleasant afternoon, drawing large crowds and a festive mood.
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Those Angry Days and the myth of isolationism
George Will surveys prewar America to argue that current doubts about intervention are not renewed isolationism. He cites Ludlow's 1938 referendum proposal, Roosevelt's court fight, and antiwar activism, noting evolving public opinion and key figures while urging historical context for today’s policy debates.
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Sam Rayburn
Wendell Willkie
New York Times
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Burton Wheeler
Britain
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
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