Juvenile detention centers in Johnson and Douglas counties compared
Olathe hosts the 12 year old Johnson County Juvenile Hall while Douglas County plans a Lawrence center with about 14 beds. The two facilities share design consultants Abend Singleton Associates and similar campus layouts. Centers educate offenders ages 13 to 18 with school district instructors, homework required, and ongoing facility feedback between counties.
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Olathe
Douglas County
Lawrence
Johnson County
Lawrence Center
Olathe Center
Jerry Jacobson
Johnson County Center
Abend Singleton
Kansas
Institutional Cleanser
Jacobson Con
Jacobson
Richard Gwin
Haskell Four Year Offerings Begin for 1993
Haskell Indian Junior College plans a four year expansion with the first baccalaureate program in elementary education starting fall 1993. The Long Range Planning Committee and Vision 2000 guide the move toward four year degrees with teaching content and methods balanced. Dixon, chair of the education committee, notes nine semesters with two years of general study followed by education courses and a student teaching ninth semester.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Haskell
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Tom Dixon
Dixon
Board of Regents
Indian Nations At Risk Task Force
Department of Education
Kansas University
Louisville coach returns to KU in eventful visit
Louisville head coach James Speed, former KU cheerleading coach from 1986 to 1990, visited Allen Fieldhouse for the KU Louisville game. He rejoined his old squad during halftime as Louisville defeated Kansas 85 to 78. Speed recalled coaching Kansas and led a Rock Chalk Chant, calling the visit awesome.
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James Speed
Louisville
Kansas University
Speed
University of Louisville
Allen Fieldhouse
Crimson
Jayhawk
Kansas
Tokyo
E. Joseph Zurga
Kansas University-Louisville
KU Spirit
Editorials and Arts Listings Snapshot
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Sa Cards Upset Kansas 85 78 At Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas fell 85-78 to Louisville at Allen Fieldhouse in a season opening loss. Eric Pauley struggled around Louisville defenders Cornelius Holden and Tremaine Wingfield as the Jayhawks could not overcome the Cardinals in front of the home crowd.
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Kansas
Eric Pauley
Louisville
Cornelius Holden
Tremaine
Jayhawks
Cardinals
Allen
Dole Tops Bush Backers in Senate Support
Senator Robert Dole leads as the Senate's main backer of the Bush administration, signaling strong Republican alignment. The political dynamic highlights Dole's influence and the party's unified stance amidst key policy debates.
Governor Judd Gregg Questions President Scenario
New Hampshire Governor Judd Gregg voices skepticism that any scenario could be worse for the president. The remark appeared on Page BA, reflecting cross party concern over political outcomes.
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New Hampshire
Judd Gregg
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Marvin Minsky
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Sarah Wasserman
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Lee Haskell
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