KU restructures external affairs with split roles at university
The KU reorganization replaces the executive vice chancellor for external affairs with two leaders. Lynn Bretz becomes director of university communications and directs relations, events, marketing, and public radio media networks. Keith Yehle leads government affairs. Paul Carttar moves to a one year special assistant role.
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Bush pushes nuclear power as global solution
Washington analysts say President Bush links nuclear energy to reducing global warming and preventing energy shortages while pressuring Iran and curbing proliferation. His talks with Putin aim to expand civilian nuclear cooperation with Russia and India, and to supply developing nations with nuclear energy under international inspections.
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SBA to open Lawrence office for disaster loan aid
The SBA will open an office in Lawrence to process low interest disaster loan applications for victims of the June 19 tornado. Gov. Carlin secured local aid after a storm causing up to 20 million dollars in damage. One person died and 35 were injured in the onslaught. The Lawrence Daily World notes a burglary at A. Eberhart’s home stole 27.07 from a Lutheran Sunday School treasury and 50 cents from a pocketbook. The Elks national grand lodge meeting draws about 40 000 attendees to Denver.
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Court rebuke of Bush marks end of imperial rule
Leonard Pitts Jr argues the Supreme Court’s 5-3 ruling against trying Guantanamo detainees by military tribunal checks executive overreach. The piece condemns Bush administration policies on surveillance, Terri Schiavo, No Child Left Behind, and White House videos as signs of imperial hubris. Pitts portrays the court ruling as a necessary brake in a presidency viewed as above the law.
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