KU drops housing bond to back medical education complex
Kansas University officials abandoned a 17.5 million dollar bonding request for a 66 unit apartment project near Allen Fieldhouse to focus on a 75 million dollar KU Medical Center medical education building. Lawmakers favored the medical project, highlighting the school of medicine’s accreditation and ability to train more doctors, especially in rural areas.
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Western and Arab intelligence push Syria rebels in Washington meeting
US and Saudi intelligence leaders convened in Washington for a two day strategy session on aiding Syria's opposition. Prince Mohammed bin Nayef will oversee Saudi covert actions, replacing Prince Bandar amid health issues. Susan Rice discussed strategy with the prince as Obama administration cautions remain.
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New U S Saudi Syria alliance reshapes rebel support
David Ignatius reports a renewed U S Saudi alignment on Syria aiming to strengthen moderate rebel forces. Coordinated aid to avoid al Nusra and ISIS, expanded CIA led training in Jordan, and new Syrian Army defectors chosen to bridge fronts. Assad's fate remains unsettled amid cautious U S backing.
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Vision for 2016 Presidency Emphasizes Economy and Leadership
The piece argues that the No 1 priority for America is strengthening the economy through a durable, multi-generation plan including employment, living wage, tax reform, infrastructure, education, mobility, fairness and innovation rewards. It cites past leaders and praises Long-term vision, honesty, integrity, and history respect as core attributes. Gene Budig and Alan Heaps are noted as figures tied to education and baseball leadership.
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Public Forum Fluoride Debate Cited by Baldwin City Reader
A Baldwin City reader thanks locals for raising fluoride concerns in drinking water and urges reading beyond Wiki sources. The letter notes public health progress often comes from activist awareness, critiques CDC positions, and cites Dr. Russell Blaylock as informing the writer’s view on fluoride dangers.
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Jayhawker seconds fall to McPherson in rough bout
The Kansas University College basketball team lost to McPherson College at McPherson with a 36 to 23 score. The game was fast and somewhat rough, according to the Lawrence Journal-World in 1914.
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