Faulkner quits Citadel after brief cadet stint
Shannon Faulkner, the first woman cadet at The Citadel, left the military college after less than a week citing stress and isolation. She was hospitalized for heat exhaustion during hell week and said continuing would be a political point rather than personal fitness. Twenty-three other freshmen also left. legal action had cleared her entry just days earlier.
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KU ROTC leaders lament Shannon Faulkner decision
Two KU ROTC commanders described Shannon Faulkner’s departure from The Citadel as unfortunate yet understandable under pressure. Cmdr Grant Caughey said integration of women is essential, while noting old corps attitudes persist. Faulkner quit citing political injustice. more details on ROTC developments follow on page 3A.
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Ranes Diary Excerpts Reveal Packwood Detail Oriented
Excerpts from Sen Bob Packwoods diaries show a meticulous, detail focused approach as a portion of the diary reveals the senator's habits. The story highlights the diary content and its implications for Packwoods public image and policy stance. A separate report notes 4000 troops from the United States NATO and former Soviet bloc began the latest NATO Partnership for Peace training in Louisiana.
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Detective profiles suspect living under alias in 1976 murder arrest
New York detective Bobby Alongi describes David Galletti, who spent 19 years as a model citizen as the alias Luis Gonzalez, as someone who often reoffends. He was arrested Wednesday for the 1976 homicide, a case linked to his concealed identity.
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Tycoon Taylor stirs GOP field with cash backed bid
Morry Taylor the Des Moines GOP straw poll showman uses 1000 tickets purchased at 25 dollars each to boost his bid. He plans a credible campaign without federal matching funds and aims for a strong, self financed effort. Taylor, 50, built Titan Wheel International into a 400 million dollar annual business and operates a factory in Iowa.
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Journal-World KU Edition highlights campus year ahead
The Kansas University edition of the Journal-World previews the new academic year with in-depth coverage of the universitys offerings and accomplishments. It reviews challenges from the past year and shares reflections on the institutions outlook, including administration vision, sports, student life, arts, discovery, and the people who drive it.
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Judge Ito to remain on Simpson trial amid conflict ruling
Judge John Reid ruled Ito should stay on the O J Simpson case despite an emotional conflict of interest dispute. The tapes involving Fuhrman spurred fresh concerns as the defense seeks to undermine Fuhrman and portray him as biased while prosecutors proposed calling York to counter claims.
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