Editorial attacks Kansas Chamber over Huelskamp EPA amendment
The piece criticizes the Kansas Chamber of Commerce for backing a late Huelskamp amendment barring state officials from enforcing federal clean air rules. Gov Parkinson vetoed the measure after utilities warned it would stall projects. The editorial calls the chamber’s rhetoric a black eye for Kansas and praises the governor’s stance on behalf of major state employers and voters.
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Parkinson
Jeff Glendening
Chamber
U.S
Jerry Moran
Congress
Kansas
Huelskamp
EPA
Westar Energy
Sunflower Electric Cooperative
Kcp&l
Glendening
Westar
Sunflower Electric
Kansas Chamber
Mark Parkinson
KU Athletics Scandal Triggers Call for University Reform
Kansas University faces federal probes into alleged theft of nearly 20 000 tickets by Athletics staff and a culture shift that privileges sports over teaching. Professor Mike Hoeflich argues the chancellor must overhaul a system where athletics dominates campus life and costs higher education its core mission.
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Kansas University
Kansas Athletics
Athletics Department
Kansas Board of Regents
State of Kansas
Kansas
Mike Hoeflich
Kansas University School of Law
Journal-World
Kworld
Israel blame pattern repeats over flotilla clash
Cal Thomas argues that after Israel's raid on a Gaza flotilla, Europe and Washington's protests echo a familiar script. He accuses Hamas and Iran of manipulating the response, cites IHH ties to terrorism, and asserts a broader clash of civilizations will persist until one side dominates.
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Gaza
Europe
Washington
U.N. Security Council
Hamas
Iran
Gaza-Jericho
Israel Navy
IHH
Iraq
Fallujah
Danish Institute For International Studies
THH
al-Qaida
Istanbul
Afghanistan
Bulent Yildirim
Ehud Barak
Obama
Cal Thomas
Tribune Media Services
PUBLIC FORUM Opinions on BP spill and Horizon 2020 debate
Readers criticize Krauthammer for blaming environmentalists and question BP liability limits while citing government failures and industry influence. Letters discuss Horizon 2020 history, pedestrian corridors around Sixth and Wakarusa, and Lew Perkins ethics at the University.
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Charles Krauthammer
Department of Interior
Krauthammer
Big Oil
U.S
David Burress
Lawrence
Boog Highberger
Bauer
City Planning Board
Free State High School
Sixth
Wakarusa
Trail Road
Clifton Pye
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