Editorial: Haskell poised for progress with new president
The paper urges acceptance of Chris Redman as Haskell Indian Nations University president starting July 3, noting his two interim terms since 2008 and background with the Chickasaw Nation and federal education offices. It praises recent strides while condemning the lack of independent governance, urges private funding, and compares potential federal partnerships to Kansas state model. It concludes with a call for bold, steady leadership to advance the unique institution.
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Debated path for Afghanistan exit hinges on strategy
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius analyzes Obama’s plan for a staged troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. He weighs staying the course versus rapid pullout, considers reconciliation with the Taliban, drone policy, and the need for a regional framework including Pakistan and India to avoid a power vacuum and ensure a credible exit.
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Carrie Nation dies in sanitarium after nervous breakdown
Leavenworth temperance reformer Carrie Nation died at 7 p.m. after suffering paresis. She entered Evergreen sanitarium January 22 amid a nervous breakdown spurred by lawsuits over unpaid lecture bureau fees. The final months showed a quiet, passive compliance with medical directions.
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Redistricting Tests Race and Voting Rights in Illinois and Texas
Illinois and Texas redraw congressional maps amid Hispanic population growth, risking challenges under the Voting Rights Act. Illinois could shift delegation to Democratic advantage while Texas plans favor Republicans, drawing accusations of minority dilution and potential court battles.
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