Football switch signals KU seeks better future after Weis
KU fires football coach Charlie Weis after a 6-22 record with four straight scoreless games. Interim coach Clint Bowen could energize the program as KU rethinks hiring strategy, aiming for a top talent who can rebuild a once-proud team.
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Ground troops for ISIS fight unclear as Obama pursues containment
Trudy Rubin discusses if the United States can defeat ISIS, arguing airstrikes are vital but not enough. She notes Iraq’s weakened army, Kurdish forces ready to help, and Haidar al Abadi’s inclusive steps. The biggest hurdle is securing ground troops in Syria and coordinating moderate rebels with air power to steadily contain ISIS.
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Expansion plans for Lawrence police force in 1914
Chief C. M. Fisher announced to the Lawrence city commissioners his plan to add officers due to rising crime and increased station workload. He predicts harsher winter conditions and urges hiring at least one additional policeman to bolster protection.
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Sidewalk displays prompt editor's call for sidewalk rules
John Lewis of Lawrence questions why retailers may use sidewalk space and merchandise displays outside downtown stores, creating narrow walkways and blocking pedestrians. He argues regulations should apply to all businesses before granting new dining areas.
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Lawrence
Public Forum letter on Climate March in New York City
A Kansas Missouri and regional group letters section argues media coverage of the September climate march in New York City, where over 400,000 protesters gathered with celebrities and Ban Ki moon. They urge politicians and business leaders to act, praising public participation as essential to democracy.
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