Kansas creates new higher education task force for state review
Gov. Bill Graves appoints a 19 member Governor's Task Force on Higher Education Structure for Excellence to review governance of Kansas post secondary education. Leaders include Gene Bicknell and Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer with representation from Kansas State University, Washburn, community colleges and technical schools. The group faces historic difficulty reaching consensus but aims for an applied, efficiency focused plan reducing duplication and potentially redefining program geographic delivery.
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Kansas
Bill Graves
Gene Bicknell
Pittsburg
Gary Sherrer
Kansas City Community College
Benedictine College
Washburn University
Northwest Kansas Technical School
Wichita Area Technical School
Kansas State University
Dodge City Community College Board of Trustees
Kansas State Board of Education
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas Legislature
David Adkins
Leawood
House Select Committee On
Tim Emert
Independence
Senate
Adkins
House Select Committee
Armistice Signed at Panmunjom Ends Korean War
On July 27 1953 the Korean War armistice was signed at Panmunjom ending three years of fighting In 1940 Bugs Bunny made his official debut in Warner Bros animated cartoon A Wild Hare
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Panmunjom
Bugs Bunny
Warner Bros
Journal-World staff and masthead details
The entry lists the Journal-World staff and masthead roles including Bill Snead as Deputy Victor Verdon, managing editor John Taylor, news editor Ann Gardner, editorial page editor Tom Fisher, advertising manager Dolph C. Simons Jr., editor and publisher Ralph Gage, general manager Ralph Simons II, operations manager Dan Simons, new ventures Donna Wiley, controller Dallas Dolan, production manager, postmaster address, and USPS and AP memberships.
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Bill Snead
Victor Roger Verdon
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
Tom Fisher
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Ralph Gage
Ralph Simons II
Dan Simons
New Ventures
Donna Wiley
Dallas Dolan
Archie Dykes installed as KU chancellor announced
Official installation of Archie Dykes as Kansas University chancellor was scheduled for Aug. 27, the opening convocation and first day of fall classes in 1973. William L. White, 73, global reporter, author and publisher of the Emporia Gazette and son of William Allen White, died.
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Archie Dykes
Kansas University
William L. White
The
Emporia Gazette
William Allen White
Hillary Clinton rides bus tour into Edison lab mischief
Washington columnist Sandy Grady portrays Hillary Clinton as she tours America’s historic sites, dodging questions about Monica Lewinsky and public scandals. The piece notes her efforts to reinvent herself, shift from front-line policy-making, and pursue a post White House life with upcoming books, lectures, and possible Senate run.
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Washington
Hillary Clinton
America
Thomas Edison
New Jersey
Edison
NBC
Maria Shriver
Oval Office
Clinton
Bill
Shriver
Lewinsky
White House
Ken Starr
Hillary
Monica & Linda
Bill & Ken
Starr
Vince Foster
Rush Limbaugh
Foster
Troy
N.Y
the Prez
Seneca Falls
Lady Bird Johnson
Illinois
Senate
Harriet Tubman
Ken
Sandy Grady
Philadelphia Daily News
Marriage is a lasting effort not a quick fix
Leonard Pitts argues that marriage requires work not bliss pursuit. He notes high divorce rates and urges saving salvageable unions while acknowledging deep pain and flaws. He reflects on personal history, social pressures, and the idea that happiness in marriage is earned through sacrifice and faith.
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Leonard Pitts
The
Miami Herald
Military Adultery Policy Sparks Broad Debate
Secretary of Defense William Cohen proposed a reform to military adultery rules, keeping it a crime only when it disrupts unit function or morale. The New York Times urged caution while critics warned the move would erode military standards, highlighting tensions with civilian norms and notable scandals.
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William Cohen
Cohen
The
New York Times
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Clinton
Paula Jones
Ken Starr
Marine Corps
Stuart Wagner
Pentagon
Kelly Flinn
Joseph Ralston
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