Senator under fire over Triad donations
Washington report details Triad Management Services role in Sam Brownback's 1996 Kansas Senate race. A last minute $410000 ad blitz funded by Citizens for the Republic Education Fund aided Brownback as his campaign spent $22 million total. Democratic investigators say Triad directed donors, advised fundraising, and steered PAC contributions while Brownback shared his donor lists with Triad. Brownback declines interview. Triad's lawyer denies improper activity.
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Baldwin project starts despite neighborhood resistance
Work began on a four unit apartment complex for the mentally ill in Baldwin, delayed after zoning disputes. Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center receives a $310000 federal grant. completion is targeted in about six months as residents express initial fears.
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KU study abroad trend mirrors national rise
Kansas University joins a nationwide surge as about 800 KU students pursue international study. Jason Unrein spent a year in Costa Rica and returned with a broader view, while the Institute of International Education notes nearly 90,000 U.S. students studied abroad last year, up about six percent.
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Living Nativity seeks six volunteer babies for Christ Child role
The Vinland Living Nativity seeks six more babies up to one year old to play baby Jesus during the December 21 to 23 event. Janet Coffman said they have 12 babies and parents ready for 30 minute shifts, with volunteers from Vinland United Methodist Church preparing the barn setting atop Hemphill Hill. Freewill donations benefit Youthville, and volunteers from surrounding towns already participate, with contact numbers provided for those interested.
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