KU professors fault Bush on environment bias in Rio critique
Two University of Kansas faculty members criticize U S environmental policy and Bush administration actions as biased and self serving. They allege biased teaching on climate and species, argue for balanced debate, and say Bush seeks political gain from Rio de Janeiro summit while pledging forestry funds.
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KU Commencement Speakers and Endowment Head Elected
The Kansas University commencement featured Rev Louis Hadley Evans of Hollywood as speaker and Maurice Breidenthal elected head of the KU Endowment. Chancellor Franklin Murphy Gov Ed Arn and Oscar Stauffer headed the event with the Kansas Board of Regents. Lawrence Journal report notes a June 4 1992 Julius Caesar performance by the collegiate senior class at the Opera House.
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Journal-World Postmaster Address Change Notice
The Journal-World posts a notice directing readers to send address changes to P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66400 for subscribers and readers. The message appears as a standard newspaper postal update from the Associated Press staff line.
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Bush and Perot clash over convictions and leadership
Washington analysis argues Perot lacks clear ideological depth yet mirrors Bush in temperament. It notes Bush relies on process over policy, touts consensus over conflict, and risks a presidency defined by pliable cabinet choices and a flexible message.
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Exit polls mislead on Perot pull in November
Washington AP reports exit polls cannot gauge Ross Perot's real standing as he pursues ballot access across states, with supporters aiming for all 50 and Perot promising reform. Polls show varying levels of support, but he warns the race is not decided and emphasizes protest vote timing and ballot access challenges.
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Rural 911 changes spark address update concerns
Readers urge caution as enhanced 911 rolls out, warning that thousands in Douglas County must update addresses across banks, utilities, and agencies. Bill Reynolds and Richard Hewitt thank rural mailers for relief and joke about the new line while calling officials to heed business impact and election accountability.
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Battle of Midway begins in World War II turning point
On June 4 1942 the Battle of Midway opened marking America's first major victory over Japan and a decisive turn in the Pacific war. The engagement shifted momentum to the United States as carriers and pilots outmaneuvered Japanese forces.
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