Reagan funeral planning detailed by former advance team
At the Dole Institute three Reagan advance team members described years of planning behind the weeklong funeral. Jim Hooley Andrew Littlefair and Gary Foster outlined careful preparations and secret meetings in California to stage events that shaped public perception. Nancy Reagan’s cooperation aided media coverage, with CSPAN and Sunflower Broadband Channel 27 filming the Dole Institute event. The Presidential Lecture Series will continue with Jack Matlock discussing Reagan's ties with Gorbachev next week.
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Divers train for ice water rescue at Clinton Lake
Douglas County Underwater Search and Recovery Unit sought ice for practice at Clinton Lake as 40 degree water and 50 degree air frustrated attempts. Divers from Lawrence Police Department, Fire & Medical and the Sheriff's Office trained with rope lines and radios, aiming to be prepared for mishaps in a controlled setting.
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Clinton Lake
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Lawrence
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Lawrence Police Department
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KU wins international recognition for campus efforts
KU named one of five recipients of the Senator Paul Simon Award for Campus Internationalization by NAFSA. The recognition cites KU's Global Awareness Program, 100 plus exchange agreements, 50 new courses, three area studies programs, and 1600 international students enrolled in EU annually, reflecting strong faculty staff and student dedication to a global university community.
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Association of International Educators
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Waterville
Maine
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Hamilton
N.Y
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Columbia
University of California-Los Angeles
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University of North Carolina
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U.S
Senate approves meth precursor bill restricting cold medicines
The Kansas Senate unanimously approved a bill targeting methamphetamine production. It would limit sales of ephedrine and pseudoephedrine tablets to pharmacies, mirroring Oklahoma’s 2004 law that reduced meth lab seizures there by about 80 percent. The measure has moved to the House.
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