Bush says abortion not a litmus test for court picks
President Bush will search for a Supreme Court nominee without a fixed litmus test on abortion or other issues. White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Bush wants the most qualified candidate with experience and temperament and to pursue a faithful interpretation of the Constitution.
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Star professors lure in major college recruiting trend
Washington AP report says colleges recruit top professors like sports teams chase stars. Promises include higher pay, better research opportunities, housing help, reduced teaching loads, and spouse jobs. The American Council on Education notes this shift in its state of the campus report.
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Faculty shortage predicted as competition for top scientists rises
The Association of American Universities reports a looming annual shortfall of 7,500 natural science and engineering doctorates early next century, with humanities and social sciences shortages sooner. A survey of 364 institutions finds widespread concern over filling top posts and longer hiring times, plus efforts to boost fringe benefits and job attractiveness for faculty.
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Police fire staffing needs cited in sales tax showdown
In a three part series voters on Aug 7 will decide a measure to raise the local sales tax from 4 to 5 percent to fund police and fire additions in Lawrence. The proposal would yield about 2.7 million in its first year with 1.465 million for new officers and firefighters and the rest to ease property tax burdens. Lawrence officials say growth requires more staffing though current departments are highly regarded. A January Public Safety Report notes calls rose from 22 837 in 1972 to nearly 50 000 in 1988 and criminal investigations rose 73 percent over 17 years.
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County keeps push for bypass bond vote on road project
Douglas County Commission reaffirms support for a public vote on a 47 million trafficway bond. A 3:30 p.m. August 2 meeting with the Lawrence City Commission in the Douglas County Courthouse will discuss ballot wording and timing. Officials note 28 million of the cost comes from state funds. a September or November election is urged to maximize turnout. The panel also approved in principle an 18.83 million county budget publication plan and set a Wednesday vote for formal approval.
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Royals Take Series From Red Sox In Close 2-1 Win
The Kansas City Royals edged Boston 2 to 1 to clinch the four game set, earning their third win of the series and second straight weekend over the Red Sox.
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Quake Strikes Philippines Kill Toll Surpasses 1000
Strong aftershocks rocked the mountains in the Philippines today hampering rescue efforts as officials report the death toll has surpassed 1,000 following last week's earthquake.
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Index Area Report and Classified Highlights
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U.S. Food Aid Reform Faces Push For Overhaul
Washington critics condemn the Food for Peace program as wasteful and politically driven. Lawmakers and aid groups push sweeping reforms to reallocate funds, streamline decision making, and reduce political influence in distributing surplus grain to hungry people.
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