Journalists as patriots cited by Cokie Roberts in Kansas visit
AINS reporter notes Cokie Roberts in Lawrence says journalists serve the country by questioning government while picking up the William Allen White National Citation. Also highlights KU football recruiting class led by a 6-foot-6, 320-pound lineman and two 5'11" speedsters.
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Lindh Held Without Bond After Hearing Despite Doubt
John Walker Lindh, the American Taliban fighter, was ordered held without bond at a Wednesday hearing after an email to his mother surfaced. Officials said the case centers on potential security risks and pending charges.
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Kansas University Faces Cuts If Legislation Fails to Add Revenue
Chancellor Robert Hemenway warned KU must trim staff and class offerings if the Legislature does not provide new revenue. The plan tied to Gov Graves would cut higher education funding by 4 percent to 133.2 million, with museums and computer labs also affected.
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CIA chief warns al Qaida poses ongoing high profile threat
CIA Director George Tenet told Congress that Osama bin Laden and al Qaida remain a serious and elusive danger. He warned of attacks on high profile U S targets including Olympic venues and major landmarks, and said the group will continue to plan while authorities work to minimize their capabilities. He noted al Qaida has not been destroyed and cited NATO and allied actions that disrupted operatives in many countries.
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Lawrence artist wins OK for project in Havana
Lawrence crop artist Stan Herd received federal approval from the U S Treasury Department to travel to Cuba and build a monumental tribute to José Marti near Havana harbor. The 18 month process ended with praise for Kansas Senator Pat Roberts who helped secure the clearance amid long standing trade and travel restrictions.
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Babies urged to Move More Under New Guidelines
Washington AP report on NASPE guidelines advising parents and caregivers to include daily physical activity for infants toddlers and preschoolers. Recommendations include structured play with caregivers at least 30 minutes for toddlers and an hour for preschoolers daily, with safe exploration and avoidance of long confinement in seats or strollers. The aim is to foster learning to walk run and later sports while curbing childhood overweight risk. Naspe advocates parental participation and safe environments over forced workouts.
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