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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2002
Page
7
The Journal World weighs Rep. Kenny Wilk's view on 2003 spending, urging a strong case for higher education funding. It argues university research and industry links fuel the state's economy, and that lawmakers must invest for Kansas to rebound from the downturn, beyond preserving current services.
Cal Thomas outlines the Bush administration’s shift from deterrence to pre-emptive action against terrorists. The plan aims to deny sanctuary, deter proliferation, and pursue counterproliferation while pursuing economic growth through free markets. It argues the United States must act alone if needed and lead with moral clarity.
W L White late Emporia Gazette editor war correspondent and author of A Journey for Margaret joins Kansas Newspaper Halls of Fame at KU. He died in 1973 and visited Lawrence and KU often. He is remembered alongside his father William Allen White.
In a letter to the editor Douglas County Commissioner Charles Jones is urged to seek broad public input before county endorsement of the Haskell Baker Wetlands mitigation. The letter argues endorsement would be seen as backing the 32nd Street South Lawrence Trafficway alignment and calls for careful public involvement and transparency.
The letters urge city and school leaders to rethink wetlands mitigation and school closures in Lawrence. Sharon Dewey and Stanley Weil call for innovation and broader community input, while Tammy Copp Barta complains about Band Day parade cuts and urges directors to decide participation next year.
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