Where's the beef in European reaction to cartoon unrest
The editorial in Corriere della Sera criticizes European leaders for weak reaction to violence sparked by the Danish cartoon controversy. It praises Pope Benedict XVI for clear remarks against violence in the name of faith and urges Europe to denounce extremists and demand Muslim governments dissociate from those attacking cartoonists. It questions why U.S. actions are often blamed and calls for stronger stand against terror under the guise of respect for symbols.
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Corriere Della Sera
Milan
Italy
Benedict XVI
Europe
U.S
America
Vatican
Simons III Leads World Newspapers Division
Dolph C. Simons III is named president of the Newspapers Division of Journal-World, steering editorial strategy and operations across multiple papers. The appointment announces leadership at a major regional media group.
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Dolph C. Simons III
Katrina’s Health Plan Sparks Hope for New Orleans Model
Health secretary Leavitt frames Katrina’s aftermath as a chance to redesign U S health care with 21st century IT. Four national standards would guide Medicare Medicaid and VA purchases, from patient registries to remote monitoring and bio surveillance, aiming for affordable quality care via community based centers and a large demonstration project.
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Health Fails
Washington
U.S
Leavitt
Bush
Congress
Medicare
Medicaid
Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Public Forum Letters on Evolution and Sex Ed Policy
A reader questions front page emphasis on evolution science signatories at Kansas University and urges focus on evidence over lists. They cite Steve O Meter counts and weigh Kansas sex education mandates amid policy debates, urging comprehensive, medically accurate curricula and opt out options.
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Kansas
Planned Parenthood of
Mid-Missouri
Alan Guttmacher Institute
Joy Lawson
Lawrence
KU fee hike eyed to fund education costs
Kansas University faces a needed at least 25 percent boost in student fees to meet a state Senate committee request aligning fees with education costs. Keith Nitcher, university director of business affairs, notes the move. Max Lucas named new dean of the School of Architecture and Design, from former facilities planning director and current professor. Local youths prepare for Lent rest period as groundhog debate continues. Lawrence residents plan trips to Kansas City to see Sarah Bernhardt in Carnile at Convention Hall.
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State Senate
Keith Nitcher
University
Journal-World
School of Architecture and Design
Max Lucas
Lawrence Daily World
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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