Washburn Picks Houston VP John Green For President Post
In Topeka AP report Washburn University regents recommended John Green senior vice president for administrative and financial affairs at the University of Houston as the new president. The board will vote Thursday to finalize the appointment while John Henderson plans to retire June 30. Green is a Topeka native and Missouri graduate.
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Topeka
Kan
John Green
University of Houston
Washburn University
University
Board of Regents
Monday Green
Houston
Regents
Merle Blair
Blair
Green
University of Missouri
John Henderson
Washburn
U S Open Title Capture Noted by eAussie at Page 4
The page summaries highlight eAussie capturing the U S Open title on page 7. The Great Plains wind damage reaches its peak in 26 years on page 4A. Gus Garden asserts apologies as a method to win the final word.
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eAussie
Great Plains
National air strike averted after overnight talks in Washington
A nationwide strike by air traffic controllers was averted after all night negotiations produced a tentative contract settlement two hours before the 7 a.m. EDT strike deadline. The deal, announced by PATCO and confirmed by the FAA, leaves final terms to be ratified by 14,800 controllers and Congress.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Congress
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Robert Poli
Lewis
New York City
Chicago
FAA
J. Lynn Helms
Los Angeles
Poli
Marcia Feldman
Arrest of Atlanta murder suspect linked to river victim
A 23 year old freelance photographer Wayne B Williams was arrested on one count of criminal homicide in the death of Nathaniel Cater 27 whose body was found May 24 in the Chattahoochee River. Evidence fibers tied to Williams home after lab tests. The case is the first against a suspect in 28 killings.
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Atlanta
Wayne B. Williams
Public Safety
Lee Brown
Fulton County
Williams
Nathaniel Cater
Chattahoochee River
Cater
Brown
Special Police
FBI
Chattahoochee
Nixon payment ruling upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld a ruling forcing Nixon and two aides to pay damages for illegal spying. The decision, 4-4, sends Halperin’s case back for damages discussion. maintains no broad liability ruling for the president. Justices left open future cases on presidential liability.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Nixon
National Security
Morton Halperin
Halperin
A. Ernest Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Lennon killer Chapman's guilty plea shocks New York
Mark David Chapman pleaded guilty in Manhattan Supreme Court to second degree murder in the December shooting of ex Beatle John Lennon. The judge set sentencing for August 24 with a possible 15 to life minimum and 25 to life maximum. Chapman’s lawyer said he acted against his advice while the district attorney noted a voluntary waiver of the right to trial.
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John Mitchell
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
Henry Kissinger
Halperin
Kissinger
New York
Mark David Chapman
John Lennon
Chapman
Dennis Edwards
Manhattan Supreme Court
Edwards
Asstant
Allen Sullivan
Jonathan Marks
Marks
Lennon
Postal Service weighs unilaterally raising stamp to 20 cents
The Postal Service, blocked twice on 20 cent first class stamps, considers bypassing the independent Rate Commission and moving to 20 cents for a letter this summer. The board may also open a new rate case with the commission, potentially reaching 21 to 23 cents next year. Legal action expected if the move is pursued.
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Washington
Postal Service
Board of Governors
Independent Postal Rate Commission
William F. Bolger
Commission
John Jay Daly
Daly
Man delivers own Father's Day gift in unexpected birth
Jodie Munden, a 33-year-old MSU senior, helped deliver his newborn son Andrew Christian after his wife went into labor just before dawn. He had been dialing for an ambulance when the baby arrived, marking a once in a lifetime moment that reshaped his view of family.
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Lansing
Mich
Jodie Munden
Michigan State University
Susan
Munden
Andrew Christian
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