Police question if shooting was intentional or accidental
Lawrence police say a 15 year old girl may have been shot in ways more intentional than first described. A 15 year old suspect took a .25 caliber pistol from another apartment and was in custody after the 1 50 p m incident at 255 N Mich. The injured girl remained in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Noted Indian educator takes her place at Haskell
Henrietta Mann, a Cheyenne scholar and former head of the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs Indian Education Program, spends a year as visiting professor at Haskell Institute. She teaches contemporary Indian issues, linking history and policy with pressing tribal concerns such as alcoholism, teenage pregnancy, poverty, and unemployment. Mann advocates greater federal rebuilding of Native lands and emphasizes Indian spiritual values and self sufficiency. Her work highlights government treaties, rights to peyote and eagle feathers, and the need for self determination. She is acclaimed as a top professor and Indian heritage award recipient.
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Student Wins $1000 Award From SIPES Foundation
Dean Arthur Keiswetter, a Kansas University geology master's student in Lawrence, earned one of eight $1000 SIPES Foundation scholarships. The SIPES Foundation supports earth science education and charitable programs, and has awarded scholarships to over 60 students since its 1981 charter. The foundation backs the Society of Independent Professional Earth Scientists, a 1400-member nationwide group of self employed geologists, geophysicists and engineers.
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DA investigates Tree House Day Care Center in Douglas County
The Douglas County district attorney joined a criminal inquiry into the Tree House Child Care Center 200 Mount Hope Court after its license was revoked in July. KDHE notes civil actions began earlier this month and the center operated as recently as Aug. 18. Violations cited include unsafe storage of medicines and missing emergency consent forms.
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Tree House
Mount Hope Ct
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HBO to feature visiting professor on Lakota Cheyenne rights
HBO will air a documentary about the Lakota and Cheyenne struggle to reclaim the Black Hills of South Dakota. The film Paha Sapa premieres at 6 p.m. Wednesday on HBO, with Henrietta Mann, a Cheyenne and visiting professor at Haskell Indian Junior College, as guest of honor in Haskell Auditorium.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Black Hills
South Dakota
Sunday Variety and Business Highlights In Small Notes
Sunday Variety profiles elementary teachers who spent part of summer on school work and recalls old days with retired teachers. Sunday Business reports Farmers Cooperative Association officials say bigger is better for agribusiness. FDA expansion through mergers with two co ops is covered and The Mini Page offers a section for youngsters.
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