Kansas universities unite to sell higher education needs
Kansas University Chancellor Robert Hemenway joins six state university leaders and the Kansas Board of Regents in a retreat driven effort to promote higher education. They urge selling the case for faculty salary increases as essential to maintain strong programs and keep top students in state.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas
Kansas University
Robert Hemenway
Bill Graves
Ulysses
Chanute
Landmark 1948 HUAC hearing features Alger Hiss denial
A 1948 HUAC session in New York featured former State Department official Alger Hiss denying he ever served as a Communist agent, facing chief accuser Whittaker Chambers in a closed-door confrontation.
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State Department
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
New York
House Un-American Activities Committee
Robert Fulton
Hudson River
Albany
Fort Sumter
Charleston Harbor
Neue
Klondike
Peter Fechter
Berlin Wall
Gulf Coast
Bethel
N.Y
Maxie Anderson
Ben Abruzzo
Larry Newman
Paris
Rudolf Hess
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Spandau
Latin America’s guerrilla era sees a slow revival
Georgie Anne Geyer argues that Marxist guerrillas in Colombia, Chiapas, and Venezuela persist amid new careers for former fighters. Despite Pastrana’s peace hopes and U.S. aid, rebels command substantial territory and funding, challenging democratic gains and fueling renewed conflict across the region.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Latin America
Central America
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Mario Vargas Llosa
Colombia
Chiapas
Venezuela
U.S
Andres Pastrana
Bosnia
Kosovo
Mexico
Hugo Chavez
Chavez
Carlos Andres Perez
New Left
Georgie Anne Geyer
Universal Press Syndicate
Sexual morality, scandal, and the high stakes of stigma
Mona Charen argues that premarital pregnancy and sexual scandal erode social norms and fuel high child poverty, illegitimacy, and violence. She contrasts the National Honor Society case with presidential infidelity to claim Americans undervalue sexual continence and that morality underpins a healthy society.
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Kentucky
American Civil Liberties Union
Somer Chipman
Chasity
Glass
New York Times
ACLU
Glass and Chipman
Hillary
The
America
Postmaster Address Changes for Journal-World
Notice instructs readers to send address changes to the Journal-World in Lawrence Kansas and provides mailing box details and AP and ABC affiliations for the publication.
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Journal-World
P.O
Lawrence
Kan
Congress Inches Toward Impeachment Controversy
The piece surveys Congress preparing a nonbinding impeachment inquiry into President Clinton amid sex scandal disclosures. It weighs possible avenues including a congressional resolution, the lack of evidentiary standards in such proceedings, and historical echoes of censure while highlighting the political theater and strategic maneuvers on Capitol Hill.
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Clinton
Federal Grand Jury
Congress
Kenneth Starr
Congressional
Linda Tripp
Nixon
Lucianne Goldberg
Monica
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Andrew Jackson
Treasury
Federal Bank
Jackson
Old Home Town 4-H Fair Opens at Douglas County Grounds
The county adult fair closed and the 28th annual Douglas County 4-H and vocational agriculture fair opened at the fairgrounds east of town. There were 513 people competing in the 4-H program. All events have since been combined into a single Free Fair.
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Douglas County
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