Military reorganization cuts Fort Leavenworth jobs
Fort Leavenworth will lose about 300 military and civilian positions as the Combined Arms Command is renamed the Combined Arms Center and realigned under TRADOC. Seventy civilian and 161 military posts are eliminated or moved to Fort Monroe Virginia and Fort Gordon Georgia, with most workers offered other openings at the fort. Final changes set for Sept. 30.
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West Virginian to lead William Jewell College
Alder son William Jewell College names W. Christian Sizemore as president. He will start in August. The Alderson-Broaddus College leader steered growth with a 14 percent enrollment rise last year and a fivefold endowment increase since 1983. Virginia Roberts notes his pivotal role.
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W. Christian Sizemore
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Sizemore
Virginia L. Roberts
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Trucker Crashes Toll Gates on Kansas Turnpike
Moses Henry 43 of Fayetteville North Carolina was airlifted in serious condition after a tractor-trailer loaded with glass bottles lost control near Emporia. The rig struck three toll gates and an administrative building as it rolled onto its side following a rise in the road.
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Moses Henry
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Veterans lawyers seek 12.6 million in fees over tax refund suit
Topeka lawyers representing military veterans in a 1989 1994 class action seek 12.6 million in attorney fees from a 58.5 million settlement approved by the Kansas Legislature to refund income taxes paid 1984 to 1991. The fee request covers 14,362 hours of work over five years plus a multiplier for success. A hearing on reasonableness is set for August 21 before Judge Adrian Allen.
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Jerry Palmer
Palmer
Frieden
Adrian Allen
Shawnee County
Allen
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas
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