Teaching in demand as job market tightens
The current tight job market boosts teaching status as supply and demand shift. Missouri reports about 68,000 teachers with 10,000 more needed. Kansas has 37,000 teachers with 1,200 openings. Recruiters from across the country attend fairs, and new grads get higher offers, while districts risk hiring mediocre teachers.
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Kansas
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Kansas University
University of Missouri At Columbia
Associated Press
Land of Opportunity
Earth Day begins as environmental concerns rise
On April 22, 1970 millions of Americans marked the first Earth Day highlighting environmental worries. Other historical notes include Henry VII’s ascent in 1509 and the 1889 Oklahoma Land Rush signaling homesteading expansion.
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England
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U.S
Oklahoma
United States
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Japan
Johnson
Reed and Carville Clash Over Campaign Ethics
James Carville rejects lucrative lobbying offers while Ralph Reed faces scrutiny for secretly lobbying for Microsoft through Century Strategies. The piece contrasts Reed's double dipping with Carville's stated ethics and independence, praising Carville over Reed in loyalty and public-spirited stance.
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Hawaii
James Michener
Ralph Reed
Texas
George W. Bush
Reed
Century Strategies
Bush
Microsoft Corp
Reed Company
Microsoft
Justice Department
South Carolina
John McCain
McCain
New York Times
Christian Coalition
Scott McClelland
Robert Kennedy
RFK
New York
James Carville
Bill Clinton
Carville
Boston
Paul Begala
V’il
Mark Shields
Creators Syndicate
Eisenhower and Clinton Contrast in Retirement Life
The piece contrasts Dwight Eisenhower’s tranquil retirement at a Pennsylvania farm with Bill Clinton's impending post presidency life in a world of media glare and high finance. It notes Ike’s calm demeanor, public duties, and era differences, and suggests Clinton will remain in the public eye, likely writing, fundraising, and possibly moving among Hollywood or Wall Street.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Hungary
Middle East
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Soviet Union
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West Germany
Mamie
Eisenhower
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Fayetteville
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Afghanistan
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Reagan
Truman
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Gettysburg
David Shribman
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Postmaster address change notice in Lawrence Journal-World
A brief notice instructs readers to send address changes to the Journal-World postal box in Lawrence Kansas. The item notes the mailing address P O Box 888 66044 0888 and is written in a formal newspaper notice tone.
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Word Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County
Kansas
U.S
Journal-World
P.O
Readers urge editor to rethink front page choices
Diane Karpowitz of Lawrence protests an April Journal-World editorial and a front page story about teen language and alleged romance abroad. She argues adults should guide youth toward higher standards. A second letter criticizes the front page splash Looking for love overseas and questions placing an religious ad by a fundamentalist agency on the same page.
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Diane Karpowitz
Lawrence
Journal- World
Christian Singles Registry
Philippines
Lynn Anderson
Fire death case prompts ongoing coroner inquiry
County Attorney Wes Norwood was ordered by a coroner's jury to continue investigating the death of Jeanne Young 51 of 724 Rs asphyxiation from an early morning house fire amid suspicions of foul play. The fire’s cause remained undetermined and the inquiry proceeds.
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