Baker picks Lynne Murray to lead Baker University
The Baker University presidential search selects Lynne Murray, current Gallaudet vice president for development, alumni and international relations, to succeed Pat Long next summer. Murray vows to raise funds, boost diversity and market the school, as Long and the committee praise her engaging, open personality and fit with Baker’s culture.
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Isolation won't solve U S problems
Washington column argues public mood favors nonintervention abroad despite rising global threats. It highlights Pew data showing 52 percent want to mind their own business and calls for a modern bipartisan commission with younger leaders to frame U S policy for the next decade. It notes al Qaeda's expansion, Iran talks, and the need for civil liberty progress at home.
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Old Home Town Years At 1913 Lawrence Daily Journal World
Lawrence county attorney J S Amick denounces Lynn the clairvoyant as a fraud who fleeced a young woman and asks why the city issues licenses to such fakers. No warrant was issued for Prof Lynn after he took 35 dollars from a domestic seeking help with love affairs.
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Food stamp funds and stigma persist in Douglas County
A reader details personal history with SNAP over decades, notes policy changes reducing benefits for the working poor, and cites 8000 Douglas County residents on food stamps. They recount periods of unemployment, low wages, and eventual changes in benefit amounts, urging donations to Just Food or LINK and participation in the Food Stamp Challenge.
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Public Forum on Welfare and Surveillance Debates in Kansas
Lawrence letter to the editor argues against cutting food stamp outreach and SNAP in Congress, urging restoration of funding. It criticizes calls for broad government tracking and NSA spying, defending the Constitution and Bill of Rights amid fears of militarization and civil-liberties loss.
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Lawmakers Defeat Amendment On Jobs Outsourcing Rule
Members defeated a Democratic bid 185 to 227 on HR 1105 to continue SEC regulation of private equity firms with controlling stakes in companies that send U S jobs overseas. A yes vote backed the amendment.
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