White House admits recycling backup tapes may erased emails
The White House says it recycled backup computer tapes of emails before October 2003 under best practices, potentially wiping early Bush era messages including some tied to the CIA leak case. Officials also report uncertainty over how many emails are missing and pledge ongoing efforts to determine archival gaps.
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KU cheers Sebelius budget supporting higher education
Kansas University leaders praised Governor Sebelius budget Tuesday and KU Chancellor Robert Hemenway called it very good. Regents official Diane Duffy noted higher education would absorb a larger share of the state budget, with $1 million in appropriation and $50 million bonding authority for expanding the School of Pharmacy to address pharmacist shortages.
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Kansas University to use tax credits for deferred maintenance
Kansas University and the six state universities will receive state tax credits starting July 1 to fund deferred maintenance. The $5.6 million first year credit pool allows donors to reduce tax liability and income, with non profits able to sell credits to others.
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Industrial land debate shapes Santa Clarita project plan
Nancy Thellman, leading a rival group, seeks talks with developers but warns compromise may be hard. Her petition would require a four vote super majority to approve rezoning. Developers tout the land near I 70 as a strong investment potential, estimating 1,600 jobs and over 54 million in revenue over 20 years, while city leaders weigh affordability and Forsyth redeveloping Farmland Industries property east of Lawrence into a business park.
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Writers strike fans affect viewers and workers across Kansas
The strike chills prime time viewing as viewers skip ads and shift to sports and movies. Locally, few rely on TV for a living but reporters fear newsroom impact while Baker University staff view TV as practical and residents worry about journalistic coverage if strikes expand. Contributors Pattie Johnston Eileen Roddy Joyce Stevens.
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