Travel Center at Kansas Speedway Promises Low-Cost Boost
Editorial notes a low-cost travel information center at the Kansas Speedway entrance, funded by the speedway and run under a lease with the Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing. With token rent and race-focused memorabilia, it aims to introduce visitors to Kansas and promote regional attractions, presenting a positive, pro-Kansas outlook.
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State of Kansas
Kansas Relays Open Under Clear Weekend Forecast
In 1977 the Kansas Relays began with promise of clear weather after earlier rain. An ombudsman concept studied by KU Faculty Senate. Easter Sunday thunderstorms gave way to sun for most outdoor events. An explosion at Gustin-Bacon plant in Kansas City, Kansas killed two and sent 11 to hospital. Board of Regents meeting discussed a possible new KU chancellor. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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Jenin camp massacre debate despite limited evidence
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Trudy Rubin examines the Jenin refugee camp aftermath noting extensive destruction by bulldozers but limited confirmation of a massacre. She points to casualties, displaced residents, constrained access for aid and journalists, and calls the cycle of retaliation a danger to peace.
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United Arab Emirates
Israel
Islamic Jihad
Hamas
Abdul Azziz Khalil
Trudy Rubin
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Public forum on Mideast security and colonial expansion
James Dick of Lawrence argues that Palestinian violence is unjustified but questions Israeli colonial expansion and collateral damage. He urges secure borders for Israel and a peacekeeping consent to support a future Palestinian state. He cites Issa Faraj’s death and calls U S action to guarantee Israel’s safety.
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Dheisheh
Israel
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Kofi Annan
United States
James Dick
Lawrence
Kansas school funding plea to lawmakers urges reform
Cindy Yulich urges Kansas legislators to fund schools now and overhaul the flawed school finance formula. She criticizes adjournment without a budget, cites mismanagement claims by Sen Kay O Connor, and warns that low enrollment subsidies and unfunded mandates risk ongoing underfunding for Kansas K 12 education.
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Kay O’connor
Cindy Yulich
Lawrence
Only competition will help education in Philadelphia
Cal Thomas argues that converting control of 42 failing Philadelphia schools to outside managers is insufficient and that true improvement requires education choice. He cites high per pupil spending with poor outcomes, cites Bush voucher advocacy, and claims private schools offer safer, more disciplined environments. He notes radio hosts urge privatization and insists competition will drive progress, not monopolies.
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Oakland
Laura Schlessinger
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