Kansas Heads for Key Big Seven Showdowns
KU hopes to climb from fifth in the Big Seven as the Jayhawks face Kansas State in Manhattan on Thursday then Colorado in Boulder Monday. The team has split road trips and seeks two wins to improve their standing, with Houchin and Petersen active in the scoring race.
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Kentucky Takes Big Lead In Nation Wide Cage Poll
New York February 22 Kentucky Wildcats hold the top spot in the weekly Associated Press college basketball poll after a 23rd win in 24 games. St Louis Oklahoma A&M Illinois vie for No 2 as Minnesota Tulane Western Kentucky San Francisco Bowling Green and Bradley round the top ten with minor shifts.
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Norway Faces Security Strain After Arms Dump at Sea
Oslo reports reveal Norway’s dread over Allied disposal of captured German arms, a move seen as crippling home defense and delaying economic recovery. Officials warn of Western exposure to Russia, urging sustained political, physical, and external support to deter aggression.
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Young musicians urge persistence despite cost
Gerald Muller 16 of Claymont urges peers not to abandon musical ambitions due to expense. He guitar, cello, piano and organ, leads at Holy Rosary church, serves as school orchestra baritone, and has won Youth in Music and a New York broadcast experience. He cites school bands, family support, and access to lessons as key to progress.
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Local Scout Family Involved in Leadership Training
Don is a Cub scout and his brother participates in the same scouting activities. Their mother leads a den and both parents serve as chairpersons of a leadership training course.
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Plans for National Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield
Springfield plans a national basketball hall of fame to honor the game’s inventor. Edward Hickox said the hall, modeled after Cooperstown, would honor Dr. James Naismith, emeritus Kansas professor, who died in Lawrence in 1939.
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Piling Not at Fault in Ice Jam Study
Army engineers say piling used for flood control on the Missouri River did not cause an ice jam near Atchison Kansas. Rep. Albert Cole says blasting to clear ice continues and the army keeps watch to prevent damage after letters from alarmed residents.
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Fragmented excerpt on Indian social groups and caste ranks
Citizens feared fire and possible floods could cause damage. The text then outlines the Indian caste system in steps from Brahmins to Untouchables, noting roles as priests scholars warriors merchants and laborers.
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