Cairo Party to push for Islamic Egypt
Ultraconservative Islamists outline plans for a strict religious legal code in Egypt. Election officials report a high turnout as Islamist parties lead in early counts, with the Muslim Brotherhood possibly largest and Nour Party poised to win about a quarter of seats, reshaping the parliament and debate.
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Egypt
Election Commission
Hosni Mubarak
Middle East
Muslim Brotherhood
Nour Party
Cain to announce decision on presidential bid in Atlanta
Herman Cain promised a major announcement on whether he would continue his White House campaign amid sexual harassment allegations and a claimed 13 year extramarital affair. After returning home to discuss with his wife of 42 years, aides suggested an exit from the race appeared likely.
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Herman Cain
White House
Georgia
Atlanta
Gloria
Cain
Coat Giveaway Draws Big Crowds in Lawrence
The 25th Scotch Share the Warmth Coat Giveaway attracted about 4,300 coats and long lines at Suite 104 in the I-70 Business Center. Organizers said doors opened at 9 am with some in line by 5 am.
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Nick Krug
Journal-World Photo
Maria Jamica
Lawrence
Joel
I-70 Business Center
Salvation Army
Julia Treaster
Susan Dahlberg
Dahlberg
Scotch Fabric Care
Scott Shmalberg
Scotch
Shmalberg
Kansas Geological Survey wins STIM grant for CO2 storage test
Kansas University's Kansas Geological Survey received an 11.5 million dollar grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to test storing carbon dioxide underground in south central Kansas. CO2 captured from Abengon Bioenergy near Colwich will be trucked to an injection well in the Wellington oil field in Sumner County to enhance oil recovery using about 30 000 metric tons of CO2.
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Kansas Geological Survey
U.S. Department of Energy
Kansas
Abengon Bioenergy Corp
Colwich
Wellington
Wichita
Sumner County
KU Med Center leadership under fire amid two year transition
A Kansas columnist cites mounting faculty dissatisfaction with Barbara Atkinson as KU Medical Center dean and EV C, urging regents and Chancellor Gray-Little to address concerns. The piece questions why leadership changes were not immediate, cites surveys and warns of possible faculty exodus and financial strain if changes stall.
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Ed McKechnie
Journal- World’s Public Forum
Barbara Atkinson
Kansas University Medical Center
KU School of Medicine
KU Medical Center
Atkinson
School of Medicine
McKechnie
KU Med
Pittsburg
Mark Parkinson
Board of Regents
Med Center
McKeenhie
Bernadette Gray-Little
School of Business
Robert Hemenway
Lew Perkins
Medical School
EU Medical School
Oregon Education Board
University of Oregon
Doug Girod
Gray-Little
Mount Oread
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