Government contacts for federal officials listed
The document lists addresses phone numbers and websites for the White House Senate offices of Jerry Moran Pat Roberts and Mike Pompeo in Washington DC with their respective websites.
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U.S
Jerry Moran
Russell Senate
Courtyard
Washington, D.C
Moran
Pat Roberts
Hart Senate
Roberts.senate
Mike Pompeo
Cannon House
Pompeo
State official contact list for Kansas leaders and regents
Kansas government contacts include Governor Sam Brownback and Secretary of State Kris Kobach with offices in Topeka, Attorney General Derek Schmidt, Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger, state legislators Janet Waugh and Carolyn Wims Campbell, the Kansas Board of Regents, and president Andy Tompkins. Addresses, phone numbers, and email-style notes are provided for each.
Inaction devastates Syria as Qusair falls to Assad forces
Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer argues U S inaction emboldens Assad after Qusair port town falls. He cites Hezbollah fighters and Russian support, warning that without deterrence the US loses influence and fails to protect rebels or regional stability. Putin and Iran gain leverage while Turkey Jordan and Gulf allies face refugee burdens.
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Europe
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John Kerry
Kerry
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Washington Post Writers Group
YMCA swimming lessons draw youth interest in 1913
The Lawrence YMCA campaign for boys under sixteen has sparked strong participation with many overcoming initial hesitation to wade in. Meanwhile Haskell Institute plans next week to award ninety eight diplomas across grammar, commercial, and industrial programs, reflecting broad student achievement.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Y.M.C.A
Haskell
Haskell Institute
Sacred wetlands visit reshapes Cherokee doctor’s healing path
Adelvunego Waya, a 49-year-old Cherokee now Dr. David Patterson at Brown School, recalls a harsh past as he advocates native spirituality and education. A New York Times May 12 report notes his tears beside the Lawrence sewer lift station near Haskell Cemetery after honors for boarding school losses, labeling Haskell as shrine and critique of its legacies. Patterson credits spirituality and Earth-centered learning with sobriety and success, linking his journey to healing sacred wetlands revered by Native communities.
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Adelvunego Waya
Washington University
Brown School of Social Welfare
David Patterson
New York Times
Patterson
Lawrence
Haskell
Times
Alan Schwarz
the Times
Public Forum and Black Hills Words in Indian Country
A public forum is recalled as pivotal in a history of resistance and survival. The speaker, Mike Caron, condemns the SLT as a lasting stain on the community, likening it to the theft of the Black Hills in Indian Country.
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SLT
Black Hills
Mike Caron
Lawrence
True conservatism in Topeka a political jab to voters
Anna Slemmer voices strong criticism of Kansas leaders Nick Jordan and Gov. Sam Brownback. The letter argues tax cuts for the wealthy come with higher grocery costs and that regressive policies harm education and living standards. It predicts Kansas will gain a poor national reputation.
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Topeka
Kansas
Nick Jordan
Sam Brownback
Mississippi
Anna Slemmer
Lawrence
Lawrence Voices Over City Spending On Police HQ And Dispatchers
Bill Simons criticizes city leaders for pushing a 24 million police headquarters and 911 dispatcher staffing costs linked to Rock Chalk Park. He accuses PAC backed commissioners of prioritizing sports hype over public safety and urges voters to remember before next election.
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Lawrence
Rock Chalk Park
Mike Amyx
Bill Simons
Simons Brothers Lead Illinois Newspapers Electronics Division
Dolph C. Simons and Dan C. Simons named presidents of the Illinois Newspapers Electronics Division, shaping leadership as the division reorganizes under Illinois operations.
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Dan C. Simons
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