Important choice in Tuesday's Republican primary
Editorial analyzes a tight Kansas GOP Senate race among Kerr Knight and Shallenburger. Knight leads polls with Kerr gaining momentum, while Shallenburger touts conservative aims. It warns the party must unite for November victory amid a looming fiscal crunch and debates over tax policy.
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Iran Could Be Key Ally in Central Asia Puzzle
Washington has long viewed Iran with suspicion yet clues grow that Tehran could shape regional stability. Khatami's pro democracy statements and Iran's varied factions hint at possible engagement, amid shared oil interests and strategic limits of Iraq Afghanistan and Pakistan. David Shribman notes opportunity.
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Old Home Town: EDA Won’t Reconsider Pool Funding
The Economic Development Administration would not revisit its prior decision denying $715 000 for a new indoor outdoor swimming pool at Lawrence High School. Police investigated a rash of convenience store holdups as the pattern and methods resembled recent incidents. On Aug 2 1902 Chancellor Strong assumed duties at Kansas University and began orienting himself with the office routines and faculty.
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Public Forum Calls to Reinstate Golfito Tropical Studies
Letters discuss KU canceling the Golfito Costa Rica program in fall 2001. Thomas Fawcett urges reinstatement and support for host families, noting Shannon Martin’s death was not a reason to discontinue the program. Lester Marsh comments on US obesity and a tongue in cheek solution involving Popeye spinach.
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Obesity fears spur cartoon and article clash at McDonalds
A reader cites a July 29 journal editorial page pairing a McDonald’s internship piece with a Fat Wimpy cartoon. The letter argues that reporters and editors spar over negative impact, and warns that excessive hamburger consumption could lead to legal action against the fast food industry.
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KU cancels Golfito tropical studies program over safety worries
KU officials cite tensions surrounding the Shannon Martin murder case and ongoing investigation as reasons for canceling the Golfito Costa Rica program. Critics argue safety measures existed and question why the decision was delayed, noting local support and the program aids to the community.
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