KU track coach Redwine hailed for Olympic coaching
Public forum praises Stanley Redwine head track and field coach at the University of Kansas. The editor notes KU and Lawrence should be proud of his and staff's performance at the Paris Games. Mention recalls late Bob Frederick hiring Redwine from Tulsa and wishes success in his 25th year.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Stanley Redwine
Paris
Redwine
Bob Frederick
University of Tulsa
Jeff Carmody
Writer Requests Public Letter Submissions via Email
A Kansas newspaper invites readers to submit letters to the editor under 250 words. Email proposals to letters Ijworld.com for consideration, with readers urged to share concise viewpoints on community affairs.
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Ijworld.com
Farmers in 1899 pay high wheat prices at Pendleton elevator
Lawrence Daily Journal notes W H Pendleton pays top market price for wheat stored in the old vinegar factory converted to the citys largest elevator. Mrs J D Bowersock narrowly avoids disaster when parasol spooks horse on Berkley street, guiding it away from a rock pile and hay in the street. N S Clarkes livery horse dies after sinking in a sewer on south New Hampshire street. Compiled by Sarah Parsons.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Douglas County
W. H. Pendleton
Mrrs
J. D. Bowersock
Berkley
10Th
Walz as a Positive Dad Figure in Harris Presidential Dream
Mona Charen argues Kamala Harris elevates masculinity through a Vice Presidential pairing with Tim Walz a Midwestern dad veteran and football coach Walton’s image counters the aggressive male archetype favored by the GOP She praises Walz as a calm responsible role model and frames him as a unifying figure for a country in search of steady leadership
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Kamala Harris
Tim Walz
Republican Party
Richard Reeves
Congress
Trump
Adin Ross
Andrew Tate
Nick Fuentes
JD Vance
Tucker Carlson
Harris
Pete Buttigieg
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Vance
Buttigieg
Jennifer Aniston
Maga
George Washington
James Madison
Democratic Party
Wale
Walz
the Atlantic
Mona Charen
Creators
Kansas backs multistate social work license to expand care
Kansas joins the Social Work Licensure Compact to create a multistate license enabling telehealth across 22 states, easing licensing delays and expanding rural access. The move helps military spouses and clients relocating. yet recruitment and salary gaps persist, with needed loans and scholarships to attract new social workers. Betsy Cauble of Preferra Insurance and Kansas State University reflects on the change.
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Kansas
Betsy Cauble
Preferra Insurance Company
RRG
Kansas State University
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David French
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Lawrence Journal-World
Chad Lawhorn
Kim Callahan
Allison Tait
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